Is Belinda Skelton married?

Is Belinda Skelton married?

Belinda Skelton, a radio host heard on News 95.5 and AM 750 WSB, announced on her Facebook page Thursday night that she was divorcing her husband Clark Meyer after 23 years.

How old is Belinda Skelton?

54-year-old
Belinda Skelton is a familiar voice to thousands of Atlantans. The host of “Atlanta Living” on 95.5 WSB, Belinda can be heard daily talking everything from theater to matchmaking and hot new restaurants. When not on the air, you can catch the 54-year-old volunteering her time and money to provide for those in need.

Who is Neal Boortz wife?

Donna Boortzm. 1973
Neal Boortz/Wife

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Is Neal Boortz still on the radio?

Veteran talk-show host Neal Boortz is opting for a “full” retirement, pulling the plug on his daily commentary on WSB and his own subscription-based podcast for a life of full-time leisure.

Does Neal Boortz still have a radio show?

Why did Neal Boortz retire?

“I want to be fully retired because I don’t want to pay that much attention to the news… because the news is so depressing and I don’t want to be depressed.” Boortz thanked listeners “for a great career at WSB and for six years at these commentaries.” Listen to his last WSB commentary HERE.

Who is Heather Catlin?

Heather Catlin joined Channel 2 as a multi-platform journalist in July, 2009. She serves as host/producer of Hot Topics; reporter/anchor to Bulldogs GameWeek & Sport Zone Friday; host of prime time specials; and online contributor to HotTopics.TV and wsbtv.com.

What ever happened to Neil Boortz?

Boortz attended law school, earning a law degree in 1977. For some years he worked as both an attorney and as a talk show host. He eventually closed his law practice after 17 years to concentrate on his work in radio. Boortz has received many industry accolades….

Who took over Neal Boortz show?

Herman Cain
After more than four decades on the airwaves in Atlanta, Neal Boortz this morning announced that he is ending his syndicated talk show on January 21, 2013, replaced by former presidential candidate Herman Cain.