New book on basketball legend Larry Miller prompts his return to Catasauqua’s Lincoln Gym

Posted Feb 25, 2020
Larry Miller, who returned to live in Catasauqua in 2003, said while he’s proud of the past, he hasn’t dwelled on it. For years, he declined invitations to return to UNC for various events. But in 2017, he returned for ceremonies honoring Dean Smith’s first three Final Four teams from 1967-69, and Miller received one of the biggest ovations when introduced. (The Morning Call)

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