Erin Stevenson (Courtesy: Facebook)
Former KSLA-TV reporter Erin Stevenson will soon be starting at an unnamed Dallas, Texas television station.
That’s if information from an Arkansas TV blog is accurate, of course.
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Unconfirmed: Shreveport Reporter Skyrockets To Dallas
In CBS, Hirings, Louisiana, Shreveport on June 19, 2012 at 8:14 amShreveport Forecaster Sues Former Employer For Discrimination; ND Leaves Abruptly
In Arkansas, Firings, Little Rock-Pine Bluff, Louisiana, NBC, Shreveport, Weather on May 31, 2012 at 10:43 am
Michael Fabac (Courtesy: TVSpy)
An Austin news director with Little Rock ties has left NBC affiliate KXAN after the station found itself in legal trouble earlier this month.
But it’s unclear whether or not Michael Fabac, who had also been ND at Little Rock’s KLRT, left voluntarily.
Two lawsuits filed against the station — one from a former weekend morning meteorologist — have sent shockwaves through the building.
Sign of the Sweeps: Longtime Memphis Met’s “Big Announcement” Falls Flat
In CBS, Editor's Desk, Memphis, NBC, Raycom, Tennessee, Weather on May 23, 2012 at 1:54 pm
Dave Brown (Courtesy: WMC-TV)
Memphis chief meteorologist Dave Brown has celebrated 50 years in broadcasting, 35 of which was spent at NBC affiliate WMC-TV. But why was his name trending on Twitter Tuesday night?
Veteran Louisiana Newsman Decides To Leave the Biz
In Arkansas, CBS, Leaving the Biz, Louisiana, Monroe-El Dorado, NBC on February 18, 2012 at 7:34 am
John Denison (Courtesy: KNOE-TV)
After nearly three decades in the homes of many in northeastern Louisiana, KNOE-TV anchor John Denison will be leaving the station at the end of the month.
The News Star reports Denison first joined the CBS affiliate for the Monroe, La.-El Dorado, Ark. market in 1981, working there for 11 years. He then joined rival NBC affiliate KTVE-TV and worked as a news anchor there for 7 years.
Throw in a three-year break to work for non-profit agencies, and a re-hire by KNOE 9 years ago, and you have quite the history for the 55-year-old Denison.
Montgomery Sports Director Leaving WNCF
In ABC, Alabama, Montgomery-Selma, Moving On on March 1, 2011 at 9:21 pm
Adam Bagni (Courtesy: WNCF)
WNCF sports director/anchor Adam Bagni will not be re-signing, despite being offered a contract extension from the Montgomery ABC affiliate.
In a staff email obtained by Montgomery TV and Radio, a local blog, Bagni says it’s not a decision he took lightly, but added the decision was in his best interest.
From the blog:
“As great as everyone has been to be in Montgomery, I just feel like it’s time to move on. I’ve accomplished pretty much everything I can at ABC 32 – two national championships, sports director, awards – I just feel like it’s time to fully devote myself to what’s next,” he said.
At this time, he is not sure where he will end up next. “It’s always a bit scary when you don’t know what your future holds, but it’s time to close this chapter of my life and move on to what’s next,” Bagni said.
Bagni had been with ABC 32 since February 2008. Though he’s leaving, he says he’s not leaving the business. Stay tuned.
Gainesville News Director Calls It Quits
In ABC, Florida, Gainesville, Leaving the Biz on February 15, 2011 at 11:45 pm
WCJB-TV
Industry insider Rick Gevers reports WCJB-TV, the ABC affiliate in Gainesville, Fla., will be looking for a new news director soon because current ND Brett Buell will be leaving.
Buell says he plans to wait until the end of the February ratings period to make his move.
He told staff members he plans to take time off to travel and concentrate on hobbies like underwater photography.
Buell was the news director at WCJB-TV for five years.
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