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FARGO (KVRR) – Fargo television pioneer Ro Grignon has died. Grignon died Saturday, Feb 5 at Sanford Broadway Medical Center. He was 93.
Grignon was born in Fargo. He helped put KXJB-TV in Fargo on the air before he went to Kansas City, where he ultimately became Executive Vice-President of Taft Television stations.
Grignon was also one of the creators of the longtime nationally-syndicated TV show “Entertainment Tonight.”
Grignon joined Red River Broadcast in August, 1989. He was president of the television and radio group until his retirement in December, 2013.
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