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What is Regina Mobley doing now?

What is Regina Mobley doing now?

Now, Regina Mobley is On Your Side. In March 2020, WAVY-TV 10/WVBT-TV FOX43 welcomed Mobley to WAVY News 10 and to the most-watched anchor team in Hampton Roads. Mobley is community driven. She is the Creator and telethon host of H.O.P.E.

Why did Regina Mobley leave Wvec?

The selection board called her community-driven because she’s been out there with the viewers participating in walks, runs, races and festivals. Regina Mobley is our grand dame of dinnertime TV. Mobley said of the station’s owners, Tegna, “My departure from WVEC was a decision made by management.”

Is Barbara Ciara still married?

* Awards: Journalism awards include the 1997 Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio and Television News Directors Association, several Emmy nominations and news awards from the Associated Press, United Press International, and the Hampton Roads Black Media Professionals. * Personal: Divorced with one son.

Who left wavy 10 weather team?

Portsmouth, Virginia, residents have to bid farewell to one of their favorite meteorologists. Casey Lehecka, the host of What the Lehecka and WAVY-TV 10 meteorologist, announced she is leaving the station in November 2021.

Who is leaving Wvec?

Why did Sandra Parker leave WVEC? Sandra Parker, the senior anchor of WVEC News, left the channel after 26-years of service with it. She, however, left the ABC affiliate television station in 2016 due to some personal issues.

Did Don Roberts retire?

Roberts also served as the Director of the Arkansas Department of Education from 1979 to 1984. After a very recognized tenure in the Ft. Worth Independent School District, Dr. Roberts retired.

What happened to Tim Pandajis?

Tim is a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist currently working in Norfolk, VA. He is the noon and 4pm meteorologist at WVEC 13 News Now, and specializes in hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, and winter storms.

Who is Barbara Ciara husband?

Arthur Jarrett, Jr.
Barbara Ciara/Husband

What happened to Les Smith?

For the second time in his career in local TV news, which began in the 1980s, anchorman Les Smith has left the local CBS affiliate WTKR. Smith has twice been part of the WTKR newsroom. After 22 years with local NBC affiliate WAVY, he joined WTKR in 2008 only to leave after eight weeks.

Where is Casey Lehecka from?

Pittsburgh, Pa.
Casey is originally from Pittsburgh, Pa. and last worked at WJAC in Johnstown, Pa., where she dealt with her fair share of winter and severe weather.

Where is Steve fundaro going?

Steve Fundaro is the newest addition to the WAVY Weather team, where he’ll strive to bring an upbeat, positive attitude to forecasting and storytelling.

Where is Tim Pandajis now?

Tim is a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist currently working in Norfolk, VA. He is the noon and 4pm meteorologist at WVEC 13 News Now, and specializes in hurricanes, severe thunderstorms, and winter storms. Virginia AP Award winner for best weather cast. Contract term ends June 1, 2021.

What did Regina do for the newsroom?

Her influence on our newsroom is undeniable. Regina has helped shape and mold a generation of reporters and anchors in Hampton Roads with her passion for strong journalism,” said 13News Now Executive News Director Doug Wieder. “Regina didn’t just make headlines, she created them.

What is Regina doing in Hampton Roads?

From international reporting, exclusive investigations and memorable interviews, Regina has and will continue to make a positive difference in Hampton Roads,” said Kari Jacobs, the station’s president and general manager.

Why is Regina Mobley in the Hall of Fame?

She was inducted into the Virginia Communications Hall of Fame. The selection board called her community-driven because she’s been out there with the viewers participating in walks, runs, races and festivals. Regina Mobley is our grand dame of dinnertime TV.

Who is Regina Reardon?

Regina started her career with 13News Now in 1992. Over the years she has covered many high-profile stories including her recent work on the Ashanti Billie investigation, which led to the station being honored with an Edward R. Murrow award for Continuing Coverage in 2017.