Fresno Proclaims Greg and Dre Day After Radio Run
The city honored longtime local radio personalities Greg Hoffman and Andre Covington with an official day of recognition.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Awards
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The city of Fresno officially declared Thursday as Greg and Dre Day to honor the radio duo following the conclusion of their popular morning show. The proclamation recognizes the pair for their 25-year legacy of connecting with listeners across the Central Valley.
Why it matters
The day was established to celebrate the duo's long-standing impact on the local community through their unique approach to broadcasting. They engaged listeners for over two decades by focusing on humor, candid conversations, and discussions about local issues.
The radio duo maintained a career in the Central Valley for more than 25 years. Andre Covington spent a total of 26 years in the city of Fresno.
The players
Greg Hoffman
He is a long-serving radio personality in the Central Valley who currently hosts a program titled The Book of Greg on Q97.1.
Andre Covington
He is a veteran radio host who spent 26 years living and working in Fresno before the end of his partnership with Greg Hoffman.
The details
City officials hosted a ceremony at City Hall to formally recognize the pair for their significant contributions to local media. While their morning program on Q97.1 has ended, Greg Hoffman continues to host a separate program titled The Book of Greg on the station.
Timeline
September 18, 2026: The duo's Q97.1 morning show concluded.
October 22, 2026: The city of Fresno held the ceremony to proclaim Greg and Dre Day.
Culture Shift
The proclamation marks a formal application of municipal recognition to honor the impact of local broadcast personalities on regional culture. This highlights the enduring significance of traditional local media in maintaining community connection despite the rise of digital alternatives.
The official recognition highlights the transition of long-standing local media figures in the Central Valley. Residents should note that the morning programming landscape on Q97.1 has changed following the conclusion of the duo's show.
The takeaway
Recognizing long-tenured community figures through official civic days helps preserve the history of local cultural institutions. Implementing similar local appreciation efforts can strengthen community bonds and acknowledge those who contribute to the character of a region.
Further reading
Learn more about local commendations in Awards.
Source note: This article includes information reported by GV Wire.
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