WWNY, the local news station in Watertown, New York, is undergoing some exciting changes to its on-air team. Here's a breakdown of the recent announcements, along with some insights into the station's future direction.
Morning Show Makeover
The station's morning show is getting a boost with the addition of Les Shockley, who will co-anchor with Beth Hall. Les, a seasoned veteran, is in his 11th year with WWNY and has been a versatile asset, anchoring various newscasts and understanding the technical side of broadcasting. His expertise will be crucial in maintaining the station's on-air presence.
New Evening Anchors
Garrett Dombrowski, a familiar face to viewers, will take on the role of anchor for 'First at Five'. With over a decade at WWNY, Garrett has already established himself as a trusted anchor, especially during his time anchoring the 10 p.m. newscast on FOX28. His experience and storytelling skills will be a significant asset to the evening lineup.
Chad Charette, another rising star, is being promoted to anchor '7News Tonight' at 10 p.m. on FOX28 and 11 p.m. on WWNY. Chad's talent for storytelling and his ability to engage viewers will undoubtedly make the late-night newscast a must-watch.
New Producer Joins the Team
Elizabeth Gabbert, a talented news producer, is joining the WWNY team. With experience in Nashville, she brings fresh ideas and a new perspective to the station. Her role will be crucial in producing the evening newscasts, ensuring smooth and engaging content delivery.
Semi-Retirement and New Roles
John Moore, a long-time anchor, is semi-retiring but will still contribute to the station's reporting a few days a week. His presence will be felt in St. Lawrence County, where he will continue to provide valuable insights and coverage.
These changes reflect WWNY's commitment to providing quality journalism and engaging content. With a mix of experienced anchors and fresh talent, the station is poised to continue delivering important news to the North Country community.
