🚨BREAKING NEWS🌽
Starting next week, I will begin working as a Morning Anchor @1011_News in Lincoln, Nebraska.
I wouldn’t be here without all of the lessons I learned @wrdw_wagt but I’m excited to learn more about this wonderful community.
GO B1G RED!
Never forget your friends, especially the ones who inspire you to do better everyday. It’s been two years since you’ve been gone, but your drive to create continues to inspire everyone you touched. Today is Evan’s day, but it’s never too often to reach out and say “I love you”.
Just wanted to post this photo from Tuesday’s election coverage as I hit 10 months with @WRDW_WAGT
Still in disbelief at the opportunities I’ve been given through this stellar organization. Y’all believe in me like no other and I’m forever grateful ❤️
“Good evening, Augusta!”
Is what I’ll be saying starting June 27th when I take over as the new Weekend Evening Anchor for News 12 NBC 26. Today marks my 5th month anniversary with @WRDW_WAGT as a MMJ but I can’t wait to add on to my skills and extend my stay in the CSRA 📺🎥
Today marks my fourth month with @WRDW_WAGT but also the one year anniversary of when I started with @WSVA550
One year of professional reporting has never felt so rewarding. Here’s to old and new friends and doing the work 🎙🎥
Happy #MayThe4thBeWithYou
I’m happy to report my top 5 Star Wars movies are:
1) Empire Strikes Back
2) A New Hope
3) Revenge of the Sith
4) Rogue One
5) Return of the Jedi
#StarWars
Since moving to Augusta, I can report that everyone in the South doesn’t consider Virginia apart of their region. People above DC say it’s not apart of the North. I’ve been saying this for years: Virginia is the Mid-Atlantic region.
The best part about this debate: we can at least acknowledge that it’s either “The Batman” or “The Dark Knight”. So long as you can tell the director has read “The Long Halloween”, you know it’s going to be the truest form of Batman.
This makes me so sad because my theater roared with applause during this cameo. I’ll never forget how satisfying this detail made the movie just that much more iconic.
Charlie Cox says it was “dead f**king quiet” during his scene in ‘SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME’:
“I was so disappointed. My wife was with me & she was recording me, because it'd be fun to have that moment of everyone cheering, & then... tumbleweed!”
(Source: https://t.co/OvPYpPhbUY)