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Hundreds of people named Josh show up to Nebraska park to "fight" for their name By Caitlin O'Kane Hundreds of Joshes "fight" in Nebraska On April 24, 2020, a man named Josh Swain messaged several other men named Josh Swain on Facebook. He gave his fellow Joshes simple instructions: "Precisely 4/24/2021, 12:00 PM, meet at these coordinates," he wrote, sharing coordinates for Lincoln, Nebraska. "We fight, whoever wins gets to keep the name, everyone else has to change their name, you have a year to prepare, good luck." What started out as a harmless Facebook joke went viral...

1 of 6 Lincoln 4-year-old Joshua Vinson Jr. (top right), is lifted into the air after being declared the ultimate Josh on Saturday in Air Park. What started as a mid-pandemic joke took on life Saturday, as a mixed bag of individuals sharing the name Josh came to battle it out with pool noodles. The winner was to be declared the rightful owner of the name Josh. KENNETH FERRIERA, Journal Star Josh Swain (left) declares Lincoln 4-year-old Joshua Vinson Jr. the ultimate Josh after Saturday's "Battle of the Joshes"  in Air Park. What started as a mid-pandemic joke came t...

US sees bizzarre "pool noodle fight" among all Joshes in America to crown "Superior Josh" What started as a joke during the pandemic, turned into a gathering of people named Josh from across the US this weekend. (Image: Twitter/ Chisago Co Sheriff) This is as bizarre as you think- a large group of people, all named Josh, gathered in Lincoln, Nebraska on Saturday to fight it out to be named the "Superior Josh". What started as a joke during the pandemic, turned into a gathering of people from across the country in Lincoln this weekend. Anyone named “Josh” was invited to partake in a “J...

United Way of Crookston presents annual awards in virtual fashion Times Report Crookston Times     Once again virtually, the United Way of Crookston Board is recognizing the “outstanding community members who helped us make the 2020 fundraising campaign a success,” outgoing Board Chair Jacqueline Cournia says.     “In a very difficult year, the needs of the community are greater than ever and the United Way is very proud to announce that under the leadership of Executive Director Lori Wagner, the annual fundraising goal was met again through the commitment and dedication by so m...