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, In June 2002, WALB donated over 1,600 cans of newsfilm to The Walter J. A Georgia native, originally from the NE GA mountains. He went to Texas Christian University (go frogs) where he earned a degree in Journalism in May 2021, then to Syracuse University (go orange) where he earned his master's in Broadcast Journalism in May 2022. During his tenure as president, Holy Trinity constructed its church and fellowship hall on Franklin Road. , The latter network was dropped in 1955 when it shut down and ABC remained on WALB until 1980 when WVGA (now WSWG) started up in Valdosta. Louis, the home of the Cardinals, sorry Reds fans. Priscilla Huff is the Managing Editor for the Washington, DC Bureau.

She coordinates content and produces stories with a particular passion for digging into government programs and waste, health care policy and education. Maria Catanzarite is a reporter and weekend evening anchor. Matt has always searched for the perfect way to combine his love of weather and interest in communicating anything related to science. He is currently a teacher at Middle Tennessee State University in the Media and Mass Communication Colleges. Liberty merged with Raycom Media in 2005.

That experiment persuaded the justices to allow cameras in state courts. A native of Staten Island, NY, Tim moved to Savannah "for six months,'' in 1992. Pix children's program, Producer, Announcer, Singer, Actor, and Director, General Assignment Reporter/Fill-In Anchor, formerly of Georgia Public Broadcasting Deceased, now at AAA Texas/New Mexico as Corporate Communications Manager, retired lives on the GA coast and France, now communication coordinator in Brooklyn Park, MN, now Board Director at DeKalb Technical College, Reporter/Substitute host "Good Day Atlanta". and became known as WALG to distinguish itself from the television station. The radio station was sold in 1960 to Allen Woodall, Sr. As a result, WALB remained the only television station in Southwest Georgia until WXGA-TV began broadcasting from Waycross in 1961 (although that station serves the Jacksonville area). Jamie Bittner joined the Gray Television Washington News Bureau in December 2021. theater company back with new production, Thomasville Rose Show and Festival underway for 102nd year, Your guide to the 102nd Thomasville Rose Show and Festival. Teens arrested after 11 injured in South Carolina park shooting, 102nd Thomasville Rose Show & Festival finishes strong despite rain, Miller Co.

Before that she worked at local stations in Louisiana and Virginia. The station also changed its music from "The Team to Watch", composed by VTS Productions to "The Tower", composed by 615 Music, which was used by many other NBC affiliates.