marking the 490 years of the first mentioning of the name Kumanovo and 65 years of the liberation of Kumanovo, the Municipality of Kumanovo organized a cultural and artistic program in which they honored the Five impressive people from Kumanovo in the 20th century: Vasil Iljoski, writer, dramatist and professor Trajko Prokopiev, composer Vladimir Antonov, architect Hristijan Todorovski Karpoš, partisan Saltir Putinski, mayor Sport FK Kumanovo is the main football team from the city and host their games at the Kumanovo Park Stadium. Milano plays its games at Milano Arena. KF Goblen has played in the Macedonian Second Football League and FK Karpoš 93 in the OFS Kumanovo First Division. Macedonian National Football Team played friendly match with Egypt in Kumanovo on 29 September 1998. The game took place at Gradski Stadium Kumanovo and the scorers for Macedonian team were Srgjan Zaharievski and Dževdet Šainovski. The match ended 2:2. RK Kumanovo is the handball club that currently competes in the Macedonian Handball Super League. They won the first ever Macedonian Handball Cup back in 1992–93. Also, Kumanovo is recognized as a box school center, with few names emerged as famous in the 20th century, with Ace Rusevski and Redžep Redžepovski as a leading names. Media Telecommunication operators A1 Macedonia (América Móvil) Green Mobile IP Systems K-Net Lycamobile Makedonski Telekom (Deutsche Telekom) Mtel (Telekom Srbija) Multimedia Net Telekabel Total TV (SBB) TV Stations TV Plus Festa Hana (Closed) Nova (Closed) KTL (Closed) RTK (Closed) K3, Regional, HQ in Kumanovo, (Closed) KRT (Closed) Radio stations Radio Bum Radio Bravo Jehona 103.5 FM City FM (Closed) Newspapers Ploshtad newspaper (closed) Nash Vesnik (closed) Dedo Ivan (closed) Oktobris (closed) Gallery Diplomatic missions Honorary Consulate Twin towns – sister cities Kumanovo is twinned with: Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina Câmpina, Romania Çorlu, Turkey Čukarica (Belgrade), Serbia Gabrovo, Bulgaria Gjilan, Kosovo Gornji Milanovac, Serbia Leskovac, Serbia Nikšić, Montenegro Novi Sad, Serbia Pančevo, Serbia Plovdiv, Bulgaria Vranje, Serbia See also List of people from Kumanovo List of mayors of Kumanovo Kumanovo dialect Kumanovo Municipality Buildings and Structures in Kumanovo Karposh's Rebellion Battle of Kumanovo Coat of arms of Kumanovo Kumanovo Treaty Gradski Stadium Kumanovo Kumani Kumanovo Prison Timeline of Kumanovo Diocese of Kumanovo and Osogovo Muftiship of Kumanovo References Sources External links Official Web Site of Kumanovo Kumanovo daily news Kumanovo FAQ Kokino megalithic observatory Kokino ancient observatory Kumanovo jazz festival Web Site