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Original Release Date: September 30, 2008
Track Listing
1. Nameless Banjo Riff
2. False from True
3. Now We Sit Us Down
4. Pete's Greeting
5. Visions of Children
6. Wonderful Friends
7. The Water Is Wide
8. Pete Talks About Clearwater
9. It's a Long Haul
10. Throw Away That Shad Net (How Are We Gonna Save Tomorrow?)
11. Song of the World's Last Whale
12. The First Settlers
13. The D Minor Flourish/Cindy
14. Pete's Intro to If It Can't Be Reduced
15. If It Can't Be Reduced
16. Spring Fever
17. Pete Speaks About World War II
18. When I Was Most Beautiful
19. Bach at Treblinka
20. We Will Love or We Will Perish
21. The Story of Tzena, Tzena, Tzena
22. Tzena, Tzena, Tzena
23. One Percent Phosphorous Banjo Riff
24. Pete Speaks About Involvement
25. Or Else! (One-a These Days)
26. Waist Deep in the Big Muddy
27. Little Fat Baby
28. Arrange and Re-Arrange
29. Alleluya
30. Pete's Extroduction
31. If This World Survives
32. How Soon?
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Mark Murphy: Bass, Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Perry Robinson: Clarinet
Alan Lomax: Arranger, Collection
Lorre Wyatt: Composer
Johann Sebastian Bach: Composer
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Martha Sandefer: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
Laurie Siegel: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
James Durst: Guitar, Vocals, Choir, Chorus
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Bruce K. Taylor: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
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Sue Altkin: Vocals, Choir, Chorus
David Bernz: Banjo, Guitar, Composer, Vocals, Choir, Chorus, Guitar (12 String), Producer, Engineer, Author, Photography
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In 1 Timothy 4:12 the Apostle Paul tells Timothy, "Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers..."
Spring is definitely in the air. There are blooms on certain plants. The grass will soon begin to green up. And gardens will be planted. Can I encourage you to think about something?
Some misunderstand God's promise of eternal life.
It is the day before Easter. Think what it must have been like almost 2000 years ago on that day – before the first Easter.
Jesus freely chose to die. No wonder that a current internet site asks rhetorically if He were not complicit in His own death?
Last week we saw the need for a standard to be followed in religion. "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works (II Tim. 3:16,17). Knowing this first, that no prophecy of the scripture is of any private interpretation. For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spoke as they were moved by the Holy Ghost (II Peter 1:20,21).
In the book of John before Jesus was crucified he had been sent to Pilate, the Roman governor. This Pilate had the responsibility of either releasing Jesus or handing him over to be crucified. Jesus told Pilate that he had came into the world to testify to the truth and that everyone on the side of truth listens to him. At this Pilate asked this aged old question, "What is truth?"
While doing some mission work on the Island of Grenada some years back, I was asked by a gentleman, "Why there are so many different beliefs in the world?" That was and is a good question.
There has been a lot of debate recently concerning the topic of alcohol, especially the change of the law regarding the selling of it on Sunday in restaurants. I do not see a difference between serving it on Sunday verses on Monday, Tuesday etc.
Last week I posed two questions: Is there a God?, and If so, what is He like?
There was a little girl busy at work, surrounded by crayons, markers and paper. When her mom asked what she was doing she said, "I'm drawing a picture of God." Her mom replied, "But, sweetheart, no one knows what God looks like." Quickly the little one responded, "That's because I haven't finished my picture yet."
We read in the scripture where Jesus confronted people and asked them to become His followers and there were some who did. He exemplified what it meant to be obedient to God the Father. His disciples were to do the same as well as follow Him in His mission to bring salvation to the lost.
Last week we looked at a parable Jesus used to teach about forgiveness. The unforgiving servant was delivered to the tormentors. Jesus said, "So likewise shall my heavenly Father do also unto you, if ye from your hearts forgive not every one his brother their trespasses" (Matt. 18:35).
The word came to us last weekend. A good friend, 47-years-old, died of cancer. My wife, Tina, had worked closely with Brenda to start a weekday preschool program in our church in Indiana. Brenda had become director when we moved. We visited the church last June, and Brenda gave Tina a tour of the new preschool facilities. They were both so excited.
This last Saturday evening I ended up going to "Urgent One" with a swollen and very sore throat.
Who is God?
As members of the Liberty Prayer Chapel family of Hinesville prepare for their church's 11th anniversary, they are reflecting and anticipating a great time of fellowship.
While recently driving through our wonderful city, my attention was arrested by this inscription written on a church marquee: "Know Jesus, Know Peace, No Jesus, No Peace."
"What if" - these words carry a little bit of uncertainty; they are conditional in nature.
Every generation looks at its elders and wonders why those folks are so hopeless out of date.
Every person faces an eternal destiny. When we study the word of God, it is seen to be a fact. One of these, heaven or hell, will be our place of eternal destiny when this life is over.
Sarah Steward Izzard started playing piano in churches at the age of 12 - and still is playing more than 50 years later.
From the moment I read Philippians 1: 20-21, I knew this verse would be my "new standard."
In 1 Corinthians 11, the Apostle Paul issued a brave request. He stated, "Follow my example, as I follow the example of Christ."
"Count your blessings, name them one by one. Count your blessings, see what God has done." Those words first were written in 1897 by a man named Johnson Oatman Jr. But they remain wonderful words of truth even today.
The apostles suffered many things because of their desire to proclaim the message of Jesus to the world.
"Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light." - Matthew 11:28-30


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After experiencing happiness and laughter in life, what else does a person need to ask for?
Sri Sri: It is meaningless to ask, 'What should I desire?' Desires arise by themselves based on the need of the hour. To desire a desire is impossible. Desires are not bad. However, we need to see that the desires are not in opposition to viveka (the power to discriminate between truth and untruth, dharma (righteousness) and adharma etc).In the Bhagvad Gita, Lord Krishna says, 'I am those desires that uphold dharma.'Viveka gives you the awareness to save yourself (from desires that do not uphold dharma). It is necessary to awaken viveka within us. Do not try to suppress desires, awaken viveka in you. Through viveka, there is a transformation in the quality of desires that arise in us.
How can I decide which actions will give me happiness?
Sri Sri: Those actions which may seem to bring short term unhappiness yet bring long term happiness are good. Those that seem to bring short term benefits but bring long term misery are bad.
Where did you get the inspiration to create such a beautiful place?
Sri Sri: When the mind is pleasant, so is the world. Wherever in the world, people come together to meditate in our courses, they say that they feel like they are in heaven. Also, places where people come together to meditate acquire significance.Wherever you are, you can create a heaven around you!
When I met you recently at the end of my first advanced meditation program that I took, here in the ashram. I didn't feel that I was meeting you for the first time.
Sri Sri: That is how it is! Our connection to Divine love is ancient! Whenever I meet you I never feel that it is the first time. I have known you from Lifetimes. The heart searches for the old. That's why it is said that friendships are old. The mind searches for something new - latest trends, what is new today? Both are required. The joy of being established is the self is nit nutan, eternal and new.
Is dispassion connected to upbringing or past impressions?
Sri Sri: Vairagya or dispassion is associated with viveka or the power of discrimination. When we were small children, we wanted to have cotton candy or lollipops and toys. As we grew up, these desires dropped by themselves. We became dispassionate about toys but got attached to something else. In course of time, desires drop effortlessly. When we move ahead with awareness then our attachments drop even faster, and with love. It doesn't mean that you throw everything out of your house! There is no desire to procure anything. Irrespective of the desire being fulfilled, there is no feverishness or attachment.
Despite having everything , what does the mind want to procure? Why is it restless?
Sri Sri: It is a blessing if you are not content with small material things! The longing for the divine is the divine himself! One who is without longing has no juice in his life, no knowledge and no celebration.
Who am I? Who is the Master?
Sri Sri: First ask yourself, 'Who am I?' Until you find the answer to this, there is no way to even begin to understand the Master.
Why don't we remember our past lifetimes?
Sri Sri: You will. Go deep in meditation. When you meditate, it is possible to see your past lifetimes. In a way, it is good that you do not remember until you are established in the knowledge. Otherwise you will be caught up in wanting to know how much you earned in your previous lives, where you saved it, who is enjoying it and how you can still get it! Knowledge of your past lifetimes will be revealed to you only when your consciousness is established in the present moment.
What is the difference between ego and self-esteem?
Sri Sri: No one can take away your self esteem from you. Ego cannot be sustained and so it troubles you. When there is satva (pure energy) and wisdom, ego does not trouble you. Ego needs the presence of the other. Self esteem does not.
How do we experience fullness?
Sri Sri: What is it that you lack? Recognize this first. Because of this lack you feel sad. When you feel sad and helpless, then you pray. Offer your limitations, instead of only offering money in places of worship. The Divine is ready to accept all your weaknesses or limitations.That Divinity which is complete, resides in you. The Divine is eternal, omniscient and omnipotent. Knowing that you are a part on that Divinity, how can you feel limited or incomplete?Know that you are complete with the help of knowledge, devotion and rightful actions.Even if you do not know, have faith that you are complete. You do not have to achieve it. There is air around us. We have to know it or believe it. But we don't have to achieve it because it is already there! Similarly, without the Divine, we do not exist.How is the Divine? What does He do? These are meaningless questions.The Divine is there. The Divine is my very own. I am a part of the Divine. Know this.It is easier to start with the feeling that the Divine is your very own and in time you will know that you are part of the Divine.
How can people from different communities come together?
Sri Sri: Satsang increases awareness and a sense of belongingness. So many of us are here together but we are not asking each other about our caste or religion, are we? We are sitting here together as one family!
How can we resolve the problem of increasing rates of crime and poverty?
Sri Sri: A shift from secularism to spiritualism is the solution to crime. This spiritual education must be given to children. Removing greed from the heart is the solution to poverty. Everyone must take responsibility and think 'What can I do?'
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Premise: After 17 seasons of ``The Ultimate Fighter'' on various networks, the UFC is shaking things up for season 18. Other than airing on another new network -- the recently launched Fox Sports 1 -- this season features women, as coaches and contestants, for the first time. Ronda Rousey, the first female fighter to sign with the UFC, and newcomer Miesha Tate coach a group of 16 fighters -- split evenly between men and women -- through a single-elimination tournament that culminates in a three-hour finale, broadcast live from Las Vegas. One thing that hasn't changed: the grand prize. The winner earns a UFC contract, which may also be given to some of the season's other competitors. When not fighting in the octagon, the mixture of men and women living under one roof should allow for a much different dynamic than in past seasons.
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Ottawa eco-friendly hotel near Parliament Hill
This eco-friendly hotel is located in the heart of Ottawa, walking distance from Currency Museum and Parliament Hill. Also nearby are National Gallery of Canada and Supreme Court of Canada.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Sheraton Ottawa Hotel features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
LCD televisions include satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with pillowtop mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, and air conditioning.
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Sheraton Ottawa Hotel features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a business center and audiovisual equipment. Event facilities include conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. This eco-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. Limited onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis (surcharge).
Sheraton Ottawa Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Swimming pool - indoor
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Parking (surcharge)
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Business center
- Banquet facilities
- Audiovisual equipment
- Business services
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 236
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Doorman/doorwoman
- 24-hour front desk
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- Parking limited (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Concierge services
- Number of floors - 17
- Smoke-free property
- Currency exchange
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Number of meeting/conference rooms - 10
- Television in lobby
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
- Parking
Parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge), Parking limited (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Voice mail
- Direct-dial phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Extra towels/bedding
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Satellite TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Climate control
- Multi-line phone
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Bathroom phone
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Electronic check-out
- Ergonomic chair
- Pillowtop mattress
- City view
- Dining
Carleton Grill - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Sashas Bar - This lobby lounge serves light fare only. Happy hour is offered.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Boating nearby
- Swimming nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Sheraton Ottawa Hotel Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Valet parking fee: CAD 25.00 per night (in/out privileges)
- Late check-out fee: CAD 75.00
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in Green Key Eco-Rating Program, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.


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Decker Library is one of approximately 80 sights in Denver to celebrate Doors Open Denver 2012. Our doors will be open on Saturday, April 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for visitors and library customers to enjoy. Named a Denver Historic Landmark in 1984 by the Denver Landmark Preservation Commission, the tapestry bricks, terra cotta trim, and tile roof make this public library reminiscent of an English cottage.
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The White Rose Hotel at Leeming Bar is situated in the heart of North Yorkshire, just moments from the A1 making it ideally located for both business and leisure travellers alike. All of our 18 en-suite rooms offer exceptional comfort and cleanliness at great value. The White Rose is home to our hugely popular pub/restaurant providing excellent home-cooked food, fine real ales and a friendly atmosphere. As a result our hotel rooms offer the perfect blend of privacy and isolation, alongside a gateway to the local community and charm.Ideal for both long and short contract stays the hotel is closely located to local industrial centres Bedale, Northallerton, Thirsk, Ripon, Richmond, RAF Leeming and Catterick Garrison.The BasicsThe White Rose Hotel is well equipped for all your basic hotel needs with free Wifi throughout the hotel, Freeview TVs, irons and ironing boards, and tea and coffee making facilities in every room. The bar/restaurant is open all-day everyday serving homemade local fayre, coffees and snacks. There is also a weekly pub quiz and live musice on selected evenings.TravellingLocated just 500m from the A1 in the centre of Leeming Bar the Hotel is particular easy to find travelling form both North and South. Travelling from the North, exit the A1 North of Leeming Bar, follow signs for Leeming Bar and Bedale. Turn right when you get to 'Simply Dutch' the furniture store and the White Rose is 100m on your right. Travelling from the South, exit the A1 at Leeming Bar Services, turn right onto the A684 signposted Leeming Bar and Northallerton and the White Rose is 400m on your left.
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Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan is planning to ask for federal approval for a plan aimed at "bringing 50,000 immigrants to the bankrupt city [of Detroit] over five years." Under the plan, immigrants coming to the U.S. under visas aimed at those with "advanced degrees or exceptional abilities in science, business or the arts" would be "required to live and work in Detroit, a city that has fallen to 700,000 residents from 1.8 million in the 1950s."
Brandon Fuller of New York University's business school meanwhile suggests that rather than giving Detroit a share of existing EB-2 visas, as Snyder is suggesting, the federal government should make additional visas available for state-based programs.
Shikha Dalmia, writing at Reason, is skeptical about the idea, writing that "Immigrants aren't pioneers whose survival depends on conquering an inhospitable frontier. Yes, they can put up with far greater hardship than the native-born, but they aren't clueless ingenues who are easily seduced. They have word-of-mouth networks that alert them to places that offer them the best economic and social fit, making it difficult to plunk them anywhere and expect results": http://bit.ly/1lkqABa
There's also the problem that a legal mechanism doesn't currently exist to force recipients to remain in Detroit once they arrive. This has been an issue in Canada, where a similar plan has been tried at the provincial level.
It's true that immigrants aren't a magic elixir that will make the urban desert bloom. But the plan proposed by Snyder, a Republican, comes amid proposals by a number of struggling Rust Belt cities to attract their "fair share" of immigrants. If a number of states set up similar programs, they would still have to compete to make themselves attractive to new arrivals.
It's not a magic bullet, and comprehensive reform at the national level still seems preferable. But absent that, it seems worth giving cities like Detroit the opportunity to try.
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I've bought this shade for our bathroom where we previously had one of the standard metal shades that got dusty and was quite unsightly. This shade changed the lighting in the bathroom - it let's light in without exposing anybody. So, keep in mind that this might not be good for a room where you want to control the amount of light you want to let in as you can either open the shade or close it (although you can do partial closing).
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News13 News Team
- Ashlea Surles
- Darcel Grimes
- Emma Wright
- Evan Donovan
- Frank Fraboni
- Frank Kracher
- Holly Headrick
- Ingrid Allstaedt
- Jeff Augram
- John Le
- Kimberly King
- Kimberly Allison
- Kristine Frazao
- Larry Blunt
- Lauren Brigman
- Megan Schiering
- Mike Mason
- Rex Hodge
- Sheila Gray
- Sherrill Barber
- Tammy Watford
- Victoria Dunkle
Ashlea Surles - Multimedia Journalist
ASHLEA SURLES joined the WLOS News Team in October 2012 as the Rutherford bureau reporter, covering Rutherford, Polk and McDowell counties. She comes to News 13 from WDAM in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, where she worked as a reporter.
Her highlights there include an investigation into homeless tent cities surrounding the city and talking with the folks living there, and investigating the history behind America's only nuclear test site East of the Rocky Mountains.
Prior to WDAM Ashlea worked at NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams and NBC News Washington as a digital journalist producing pieces for the web.
Before NBC, she was a reporter for The Jordan Times, in Amman, Jordan, a desk assistant at the PBS NewsHour, and a production assistant at WJBK in Detroit.
Ashlea graduated from the University of Michigan with a BA in history.
In her free time, Ashlea loves to be outdoors exploring Western North Carolina with her mutt Ernie.
She enjoys fishing, hiking, reading, golfing, cooking (or trying to) and throwing a mean Frisbee.
Darcel Grimes - Anchor
DARCEL GRIMES is the anchor of News 13 at 5, 6 and 11pm, as well as News 13 on My 40 at 10 pm.
She has spent almost three decades as an Anchor/Reporter here in Western North Carolina.
In 1981, Darcel accepted a job at WLOS as the night side reporter, co-anchor of the 11pm Monday through Friday newscast, and host of a Saturday news magazine show, known as "Mainstreet". In January of 1983, WLOS management asked Darcel to co-anchor the 6pm newscast as well as the 11pm.
Darcel has become a familiar face in hundreds of thousands of households in North and South Carolina.While Darcel loves anchoring, she has a passion for reporting. Her Health reports which ranged from the heart wrenching stories of kids and cancer to the medical breakthrough of invitro fertilization have won awards.
Her special reports from Israel, "The Holy Land", raised money for local charities. When Good Morning America came to Asheville, Darcel represented WLOS with an insightful report on Acid Fog, followed by a question and answer with Charlie Gibson. In her years with the station, she has also covered a political convention, a Presidential Inauguration, the visits of Prince Charles, Presidential Candidate Barack Obama and Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin.
Darcel began her career as an anchor/reporter at an all news radio station in Jackson, Mississippi. As a child, growing up in Washington, D.C., she dreamed of becoming a journalist. Little did she know her dream would take her so far from the people she loves and the place she called home.
"I think the hardest decision I ever made was to leave Washington and move to Mississippi. But I did." And for Darcel, the move paid off. She spent six months at the radio station in Jackson, before landing a job as a reporter at a television station in Tupelo, Mississippi. After a month on the job, the News Director asked her to fill in for the 10pm anchor, and Darcel has been a news anchor ever since. As an anchor and reporter in Mississippi, Darcel covered civil rights protests, the reapportionment of the Mississippi Legislature, and the Inauguration of President Ronald Reagan.
Darcel is married. She and her husband have two sons. When asked her formula for success, she answers, "hard work, perseverance and prayer."
Emma Wright - Reporter
EMMA WRIGHT is thrilled to be living and working in the mountains of Western North Carolina. She came to Asheville from Upstate New York where she was an Anchor and Reporter at WKTV in Utica. While there, Emma was recognized by the Syracuse Press Club and New York State Broadcasters. She graduated from Ithaca College in Ithaca, NY. Emma enjoys running and traveling. If you have a story idea, please email Emma at the address below or follow her on twitter.
Evan Donovan - Reporter
EVAN DONOVAN grew up in Raleigh and worked at News 14 Carolina in Fayetteville before joining the News 13 team. You can find him in our Greenville bureau, covering the Upstate.
Evan brings a wealth of experience in the business world to his role at News 13. He started out of college as a trader at a prestigious hedge fund, and then managed an ATM installation business in London for five years. But he always knew his true calling was journalism. He pursued that dream when he moved back to the US after a brief stint in Australia. Evan began his broadcasting career in radio, first on a rock station morning show and then as a producer and on-air voice in sports radio before moving over to television news.
Evan graduated from the University of Virginia with a B.S. in Commerce. When he's not working, Evan enjoys playing sports, trying new local eateries,and hoping that his beloved Cubs will actually win a World Series one day.
Frank Fraboni - Anchor/Reporter
FRANK FRABONI comes to WLOS from Greensboro, North Carolina, where he has lived and worked for the past 10 years. Before moving to the mountains, he was employed at WLOS' sister stations, WXLV and WUPN where he anchored the evening newscasts.
Frank first moved to North Carolina in 1983, landing a position as a reporter and anchor for Park Broadcasting's legendary WNCT-TV in Greenville. His story assignments included President Ronald Reagan's visit to Camp LeJeune after the Beirut bombing, deadly hurricanes and tornado's and the annual ritual of the tobacco market. He then moved to Winson-Salem as a bureau chief for WXII-TV, covering everything from wildfires in the mountains to KKR's $31 billon takeover of RJR Nabisco, the largest commercial buyout in American history at the time.
His career then took him to Tampa, Florida where he anchored weekends for WFLA-TV before moving across town to anchor mornings at WFTS-TV, a brand new ABC affiliate owned by Scripps Howard Broadcasting, right across the street from the Buccaneer's Tampa Stadium. It was here that he interviewed such notable figures at New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, Former Vice President Al Gore, and ABC's Charles Gibson and Joan Lunden
After 8 years in the sunshine state, Frank returned to North Carolina, the place he's raised his four children and called home for more than 16 years. Upon his return, he replaced long time broadcaster Lee Kinard as the evening anchor at WFMY-TV before joining Sinclair Broadcasting in Winston-Salem.
Frank's award winning career spans more than 20 years with honors for his reporting and anchoring. Frank began his broadcasting career at his hometown station WGMF in Watkins Glen, New York at the age of 16. There, he mentored under a retired writer from the Reuters' news service. He went on to study broadcasting and journalism at SUNY College in Buffalo. During an internship, Frank worked undercover with an investigative reporter at WIVB-TV. Their work resulted in several honors, including UPI's Best Investigation Award for a story that captured New York Telephone workers routinely drinking on the job. Frank went on to receive awards for Best Newscast from the Associated Press in Greenville and Best Feature from The Society of Professional Journalists in Tampa where he documented the plight of the homeless by living for three days on Tampa's city streets.
Frank spends most of his free time with his wife Sara and their four children traveling and visiting family in Eastern North Carolina. He enjoys volunteering at the children's schools and staying active in the community. He's an active member of his catholic church and a member of the Knights of Columbus. Frank is an avid outdoors man and loves boating, skiing, fishing and camping.
"North Carolina is our home," according to Frank. I've lived up and down the east coast and there's nowhere else I'd rather be. The people are warm and friendly and nothing beats a Carolina blue sky."
Frank Kracher - Anchor/Reporter
FRANK KRACHER is a familiar face to WLOS viewers all around Western North Carolina. Frank returns to the News 13 anchor desk on weekends at six oclock and eleven oclock . You will also be able to see him out reporting weeknights. Frank first joined WLOS-TV in 1998 as an anchor and soon added Managing Editor to his duties. After seven years with the News 13 team, he decided to expand his professional career to become News Director and Main Anchor at WTVH-TV in Syracuse, New York.
Frank started his 30-year broadcasting career in the small town of Austin, Minnesota - where he did it all - anchoring, reporting, shooting and editing his own stories, he even tried some sportscasting. From there he moved on to Cincinnati, San Francisco, Seattle, followed by our Wonderful Land Of Sky.
Frank is the recipient of many honors, including the George Foster Peabody award, for excellence in reporting of the 1989 San Francisco earthquake.
He has a Bachelor of Science degree from Southern Illinois University and was born and raised in snowy Chicago. He prefers our relatively milder mountain winters.
Frank and his wife " artist Barbara Fisher - make their home in the historic Montford community of Asheville. Their daughter Melissa - a North Carolina State graduate - lives in Brooklyn, New York and works in the fashion industry.
Over the years Frank has been involved in a variety of community activities including the Women At Risk jail diversion program, the Eliada Home orphanage and assistance for troubled families, Project Access providing affordable health care for the needy and promotion of the Asheville YMCA. Frank says, Returning to the mountains is a dream come true. The News 13 family and our family of viewers have always provided me a warm welcome that is much appreciated. Its good to be home.
Holly Headrick - Anchor
HOLLY HEADRICK is a native of Western North Carolina. Now people in the mountains can wake up to Holly as she anchors News 13 Weekday Mornings.
Holly also knows her way around the newsroom as she had worked as a producer and assignment editor at WLOS before going on-air.
She returned to the mountains after reporting at WWAY-TV in Wilmington, NC. During her time there, she received the Associated Press Rookie of the Year award in 2001.
Holly is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill where she earned a degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. She was also recognized as an award winning journalist while in school by the Society of Professional journalists and Hearst Foundation.
Holly grew up watching News 13 and is excited to be a part of WLOS. She has worked with local law enforcement agencies on her Fugitive Files segment, which has helped collar dozens of accused criminals.
In her spare time, Holly enjoys spending time with her family and friends and snowboarding, and traveling.
Ingrid Allstaedt - Anchor/Reporter
INGRID ALLSTAEDT was raised in WNC and is a proud graduate of the University of North Carolina Asheville with a Bachelors degree in Mass Communication. During her college career, she was a dedicated member of UNCA's cross country and track teams. A summer internship with News 13 solidified her dreams of reporting the news. She even returned as an Associate Producer with News 13 her senior year.
Ingrid worked at a TV station in Eugene, Oregon wearing many hats, including reporter and weather anchor before returning to the mountains. When a position became available at News 13, she jumped at the chance to work as a reporter at her home town station. Ingrid has truly missed the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and is elated to be back home with her family and friends.
Send her an email with a story idea, or to just say "Hi!"
Jason Boyer - Chief Meteorologist
JASON BOYER is News 13's Chief Meteorologist.
Jason returned to Western North Carolina in October 2009 as Chief meteorologist for WLOS & WMYA. Hes a familiar face to many in the region. Jason was the Weekend Meteorologist for News 13 in 2002 & 2003. With stops in Chattanooga and most recently Denver, hes proud to call the Blue Ridge home once again.
With a passion for weather that started in childhood, Jason pursued his dream of being a meteorologist and graduated from The University of Illinois while studying Atmospheric Science. Interning at a radio station while still in school and later at a television station, Jason realized that he was best suited as a Broadcast Meteorologist.
From blizzards to hurricanes, forecasting across the Western Carolinas is challenging. With his experience, Jason is up to the challenge, but says his favorite weather is partly cloudy with a temperature of 70.
Jason and his wife Sandi welcomed their son Hudson in December of 2011. When he isnt playing dad, Jason enjoys playing a round of golf, or hiking a mountain trail. If you want to strike up a conversation with him on the street, you can ask him about the weather, but he loves talking about his favorite baseball team, the St. Louis Cardinals as well!
Jay Siltzer - Anchor/Reporter
JAY SILTZER, News 13 morning anchor, joined WLOS in 1999. He is in his 23rd year in the news business. After co-anchoring morning news for News 13, Jay provides health stories for News 13 at 5 p.m.
Also a meteorologist, Jay completed the Broadcast Meteorology Program at Mississippi State University. He is a member of the American Meteorological Society and holds the AMS Seal of Approval for Television and the AMS Seal of Approval for Radio. Friends call him "Stormy" because outdoor conditions are often at their worst when he fills in at the weather desk.
A 1989 cum laude graduate of Lander University with a bachelor's degree in political science, Jay previously worked as a reporter for WVLT-TV in Knoxville, TN; WJHL-TV in Johnson City, TN; and The Index-Journal newspaper in Greenwood, SC.
Since joining News 13, Jay has followed the oldest-ever Tarheel voter to the polls, covered the capture of Eric Rudolph, and witnessed the execution of a death-row inmate. Jay's work in 2000 earned him a first-place Associated Press award for general news reporting.
When he's not working, Jay often shares his experience as a two-time cancer survivor with school, civic, and church groups. Jay and his wife, Kelly, live in Henderson County with their son, Malachi. They are members of Mills River United Methodist Church and share their home with Caper, a destructive tabby cat.
Jeff Augram - Traffic
JEFF AUGRAM - Jeff Augram has spent most of his life in the Asheville area and has been involved in the emergency services field since becoming a volunteer fire fighter in 1974. From there, he worked for two years with EMS before moving to the mountains. Once he came to the mountains, Jeff was hired by the City of Asheville as a Public Safety Officer for the Airport. That is when he went through Basic Law Enforcement Training and became state certified as a police officer.
Jeff became Asheville's first traffic reporter in March 21, 1988 during the upgrading of the old cross town expressway to meet interstate standards (what is now I 240) on radio stations WWNC-AM and WKSF-FM during AM and PM drive times. Jeff patrolled the area in a vehicle equipped with 5 different two way radios and responded direct to incidents when they occurred, reporting on traffic conditions via cellular technology. He was proud to serve in this capacity for 23 years and has earned awards from the Asheville Police Department as well as the Cellular Telephone Industry Association.
Jeff worked his way through the ranks of Public Safety and currently serves as Chief of Public Safety for the Asheville Regional Airport and is responsible for their Police and Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting services.
Jeff is married to Robin, who works for the Highway Patrol and enjoys spending time with her and her son, Branson McCoy. They live in Fairview with their two black labs and a cat that thinks he owns them. Jeff is active in his church and serves on the board of directors for the Fairview Fire Department. Jeff is excited to bring his knowledge of our area roadways along with the high tech benefits of Total Traffic and is honored to become part of the News 13 morning team.
John Le - Reporter
JOHN LE prides himself on being a mountain storyteller. He approaches each assignment with a combination of creativity and compassion.
Over the years, John's most memorable interviews include actor Ben Affleck, entertainer Donnie Osmond, fruit-slamming comedian Gallagher, Jeff Foxworthy, Phyllis Diller, the Smothers Brothers, Joe Pesci, Whitman Mayo (Grady from "Sanford and Son"), and fitness guru Richard Simmons.
But the everyday people of Western North Carolina are the stories he enjoys most... subjects who reveal everything from tearful emotion to humor.
"Each piece is a journey that I learn something from," says John, who came to News 13 in 1996. Those daily "journeys" have been recognized by organizations throughout the region.
He's earned 6 Southeast Regional Emmy Awards, including "Best Writer" three years in a row. The Radio Television Digital News Association named him North Carolina "Reporter of the year" three times(2007, 2009, 2010). John's also received six awards from the NC Associated Press (two for best news writer). In 2011, John won a regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Writing.
John shares those honors with News 13's fine photography staff and the people who share their stories each night.
John's lovely wife Alicia grew up in Brevard. They have a son Korey, who's a rising young tennis star! Two dogs and a cat round out the Le family.
He is originally from Orange County in sunny Southern California, where he majored in Broadcast Journalism at Cal State Northridge. His humble beginnings included a memorable stint as a reporter in Fayetteville, Arkansas, at ABC affiliate KHOG (yep, he called it "the pig").
Back in the day, John teamed up on community college news productions with Will Ferrell. Ferrell eventually became a famous comedian on "Saturday Night Live" and movies.
Julie Wunder - Meteorologist
JULIE WUNDER joined the News 13 Weather Team in September 2003 and is proud to call Asheville home. You can regularly catch her weather reports during the weekday morning and noon newscasts.
Whether giving the weather reports from the field or studio, Julie prides herself in delivering accurate information with a smile. Recently she launched a new travel series called "One Day Wunders." She's already swam with whale sharks, zip lined, and crawled through caves! Keep watching to see what she will do and where she will go next-- taking you along on these excited one day trips. Julie also attempts to cook in the Carolina Kitchen and uses her role on television to help find homes for animals. She dedicates time to volunteer with local animal advocate groups including, Asheville Humane Society, Animals Compassion Network, Blue Ridge Humane Society, and Sarge and Friends Animal Rescue foundation. Yearly she is the Honorary Chairperson and Host of many local fundraisers.
In 2008, Julie won an EMMY for her weather reporting. She holds both the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association Seal of Approval for her weather casts. Also, two of her weather stories have been honored with awards from the Radio Television News Directors Association of the Carolinas. She also has a Florida AP award. In 2003, the Save-a-Pet organization of Georgia awarded Julie for her efforts.
Julie graduated with honors from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications and Minors in Dance and Political Science. She holds a Certificate of Broadcast Meteorology from Mississippi State University. Additionally, she is a member of the National Weather Association and the American Meteorological Society. She has also been an adjunct professor for the Broadcast Meteorology class at UNCA.
Before coming to Asheville, Julie was the Chief Weather Anchor at WGXA in Macon, Georgia. While in Macon, Julie also worked for WPGA. Julie has also had jobs in both radio and TV in Gainesville, Florida. Julie grew up in Orlando, Florida, and spent time working at Walt Disney World. She danced in parades and played Mickey's best friend, Pluto. In her free time Julie enjoys running, traveling, and watching Florida football. You may even catch her running (slowly) in a local race. She is the dog mom of an adorable long-haired dachshund named Rhett.
Karen Wynne - Meteorologist
KAREN WYNNE is News 13's Weekend Meteorologist and a Reporter focusing on environmental issues.
Before coming to WLOS, Karen was part of an award winning weather team at News 13's sister station in Charleston, West Virginia. She was named Best Weather caster by the West Virginia Associated Press in 2006.
Her weather casts have the seal of approval from both the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association. She appreciates the challenges of forecasting weather in mountainous regions.
Since coming to Western North Carolina, Karen has been moved by the beauty of the mountains and the friendly people who live here. Karen, her husband and daughter enjoy all that the area has to offer.
Kimberly King - Reporter
Kim is an Emmy and Edward R. Murrow award-winning reporter for WLOS. During her recent time at News 13, Kim broke the story of a grand jury's indictment of Kenneth Guthrie for murder. Guthrie was charged after his former girlfriend Jacqueline Maybin died in 2012. Guthrie was convicted of brutally beating Maybin in 1991 leaving her a quadriplegic. But just three days after the murder charges were filed, the prosecutor was forced to drop the 22-year-old case after discovering an old statute prevented it from going forward.
Kim has covered a range of stories from the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center towers in New York to a seven-year-long investigation into the murder of Indiana University sophomore and cyclist, Jill Berhman.
Kim is known for her tenacity covering a range of issues from social injustice and racism, to crime and consumer fraud. Kim has exposed medical mistakes where patients died as a result of medical malpractice. One investigation revealed the extensive record of an emergency room surgeon who had more malpractice payouts than any physician in the state. Kim's investigation found state officials renewing his license year after year, despite nearly two million dollars in settlements. Following Kim's report, the physician closed his practice and stopped performing surgeries. Kim's consumer investigations have explored the lucrative exotic pet industry where on-line dealers illegally sell deadly venomous snakes to anyone with a valid credit card. She's investigated government waste, including police officers earning over $100,000 a year taking advantage of overtime slush funds. The story resulted in new overtime restrictions on officers.
Kim has received numerous awards from the Associated Press and Society of Professional Journalists. She recently had the opportunity to interview music legend Dolly Parton in Pigeon Forge. A Thoroughbred enthusiast and lifetime rider, Kim served as an executive director for the non-profit Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation(TRF) and CANTER(www.canterusa.org) which helps find Thoroughbreds second careers after their race days are over.
Kim is a new member of the Blue Ridge Bicycle club helping raise awareness of the many health benefits of cycling in Western North Carolina. Kim has worked at stations in Dallas, Indianapolis, and Lexington, Kentucky. She grew up in New York, attended the Chapin School and graduated from Southern Methodist University.
Kimberly Allison - Traffic
KIMBERLY ALLISON is part of the News 13 On-Time Traffic team. She joined News 13 in 2010 as a Newscast Producer. In addition to being a Traffic Reporter, she also serves as the Digital Content Producer.
Kimberly came to Asheville from Sarasota, FL where she worked as the Executive Producer of a non-profit educational children's program. She graduated from the University of Miami with a degree in broadcast journalism and psychology. She also studied at the Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism graduate school.
Her passion for journalism started when she was a little girl growing up in the Sunshine State. When Florida would get hit by a tropical storm or hurricane, Kimberly would grab her video camera and head to the beach. She would do mock weather reports in the middle of the storm with her dad filming. Needless to say, they made for some pretty funny home videos.
When Kimberly is not working, she likes to spend her time hiking with her husband Ryan and their dog Sidney. They love to explore the beauty of Western North Carolina by climbing waterfalls, tubing the French Broad River, walking the ground of the Biltmore Estate and tasting what Beer City USA has to offer. Even though she is a Miami Hurricane at heart, she still loves to cheer on the UNC Tar Heels.
Kristine Frazao - Reporter
Kristine Frazao is an Emmy award winning journalist, with more than a decade of on-air experience. As the National Correspondent for Sinclair Broadcast Group, Kristine
reports on the top political stories of the day along with investigative reports on government waste, fraud and abuse.
Prior to joining the Sinclair news team, Kristine was the White House Correspondent for RT America. She covered the 2010 and 2012 elections both on the road and in Washington, and anchored nightly newscasts on RT for three years as well. Also during her time at RT, she reported extensively on the impact of hydraulic fracturing or fracking in Pennsylvania, as well as the tragic rate of teen suicide on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.
Kristine was born and raised in San Diego, CA, where she also worked for four years as a general assignment reporter, working for the Fox affiliate (XETV) as well as the NBC affiliate (KNSD) where she received an Emmy for coverage of the Wildfires of 2007.
She got her on-air start working in beautiful Savannah, GA at WJCL/WTGS, where she worked as the political reporter, covering City Council and County Commission. She also traveled to Gulfport, Mississippi to cover the damage and devastation from Hurricane Katrina.
Kristine loves living in the Washington, DC. area and covering politics. She spends her free time traveling, reading and going on adventures with her black lab , Chomsky.
Larry Blunt - Anchor
LARRY BLUNT arrived at News 13 in 2005 from Denver but he was no stranger to viewers in Western NC and Upstate SC. He Anchors the 6pm and 11pm weekday newscasts on WLOS-TV and the 10pm on WMYA-TV.
In Western NC, his work has exposed loopholes in state law that allowed building homes on contaminated sites, led to a county ordinance to better protect public health and held public officials accountable. Prior to Denver where Larry was a Weekend Anchor and Reporter, his investigative/consumer reporting in Upstate SC saved consumers thousands of dollars by revealing the misuse of taxpayers money by a top County Administrator and exposing scams and bad business dealings. His career has led to encounters with a man the FBI named the "Reputed Mafia Boss" in Kansas City , a business fronting for the Church of Scientology and prominent national stories such as the Oklahoma City bombing, Columbine H.S. massacre, F-5 tornado destruction killing dozens of people in Oklahoma in 1999 and the Susan Smith murder trial in SC.
But lately there's another dimension of Larry's work that has impacted viewers with heartfelt stories. Every Friday his "Person of the Week" features those who inspire and make a difference in their communities. His work has been honored with dozens of state, regional and national awards including EMMY's, National Headliner, Society of Professional Journalists, Radio Television News Directors Association and Associated Press.
Outside of journalism, Larry volunteers for Meals on Wheels delivering to shut-ins, the Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. and Friends of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. He's also frequently called on to speak and emcee community events. In his personal life, "It's my wife, Jan, our four children and our faith that fill our lives". Larry is also a U.S. Navy Veteran, graduate of Purdue University at Fort Wayne and is a federally and tribally recognized member of the Cherokee Nation. He's happy to now live near the Eastern Band of Cherokee and in Asheville but as a fourth generation Oklahoman he will always be "proud to be an "Okie From Muskogee" (for those who remember the song!)
Lauren Brigman - Traffic
LAUREN BRIGMAN is the Traffic Reporter for News 13 This Morning. Being from Western North Carolina, she is proud to be a part of the news station she grew up watching.
From a young age, Lauren knew she wanted to pursue television news. Now, Lauren is part of the News 13 On-Time Traffic Team, bringing you a check on the roads each weekday morning. When she's not bringing you the latest on road conditions, she's behind the scenes as an Associate Producer and part of the Digital Content Team.
Lauren is a proud graduate of Appalachian State University, where she earned a degree in Electronic Media/Broadcasting. While in school she was awarded the Dr. John R. Bittner Scholarship by the Radio Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas, recognizing her accomplishments as a young journalist.
During her college career she managed Appalachian State's campus radio station for two years, was a member of The Honors College, National Broadcasting Society, W.H. Plemmons Fellow, and a Student Ambassador. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and visiting the local shops.
Luke Notestine - Sports Anchor
LUKE NOTESTINE joined the News 13 staff in January of 2013. He is thrilled to cover sports throughout Western North Carolina.
Luke comes to News 13 from his hometown of Dayton, Ohio where he was an award winning journalist for WKEF/WRGT, the ABC/FOX affiliates. He worked as a Sports Anchor/Reporter in Dayton for nearly five years. During his time in Ohio, Luke covered the Ohio State Buckeyes, Dayton Flyers, Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals.
Luke is no stranger to the Tar Heel State. In 2004 he graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communication.
When Luke is not working, you can find him eating his favorite foods, working off the calories in the gym, playing golf and soccer, or dominating his friends and family in Ping Pong (the real life version and on Nintendo Wii). Feel free to say hello to Luke if you see him around town.
Megan Schiering - Reporter
MEGAN SCHIERING joined the WLOS news team in March of 2010 as a weekday morning reporter.
She comes to News 13 from KATC in Lafayette, Louisiana. For two years Megan served as the night-side reporter. Prior to working at KATC, Megan was a part of the news team at the NBC affiliate in Cincinnati, Ohio. She started as a production assistant and quickly moved up to assistant sports producer. While sports is a passion of Megan's, she decided to make the switch to news. It was at WLWT that Megan was able to start her reporting career.
The Cincinnati, Ohio, native graduated from Hanover College in 2005 with a Degree in Communications. While at Hanover, Megan played softball, soccer, and was a member of the Student Broadcasting Association and Phi Mu Sorority.
Megan is thrilled to have the opportunity to work and live in Asheville. She looks forward to experiencing everything the mountains have to offer.
Mike Mason - Reporter
MIKE MASON is an Investigative Reporter at WLOS News 13. He's passionate about going in-depth to get to the bottom of an issue and finding a resolution. He has a proven track record of being an advocate for viewers. His investigations have led to new laws and regulations.
Mike has been recognized with some of the most prestigious awards in the television industry, including Columbia University's Alfred I. DuPont Award in 2005. His accolades also include Emmys and National and Regional Edward R. Murrows, along with recognition from the Investigative Reporters & Editors, Associated Press and the Society of Professional Journalists.
Mike is a Vermont native but moved to Miami to attend art school. He received his art degree and went on to study journalism at Saint Thomas University in Miami, where he earned his Bachelor's Degree. Mike has worked at stations in Florida, New York and Mississippi.
In his spare time, Mike enjoys hiking, canoeing, photography, kayaking, art, bike riding, the gym and spending time with his two small dogs, Suki and Gunner.
Rex Hodge - Reporter
REX HODGE is thrilled to join WLOS-TV as the station's bureau reporter in Waynesville and to make the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina home.
Rex started his career in television news in the early '80's after growing up in Connecticut and graduating from Emerson College in Boston . He followed opportunities that took him to stations across the country including Virginia , Missouri , Pennsylvania, and Florida. Most recently he anchored the evening news for the ABC affiliate in Tallahassee.
While anchoring and reporting for the University of Missouri-owned, KOMU-TV, he earned his Masters degree in Journalism and reported and produced a special program on Native Americans that won a national Emmy Award. He also traveled to war-torn Bosnia shooting and reporting a series of stories that went on to win a noted documentary festival. For his producing and hosting of a public affairs show in Virginia, he won a prestigious Telly award as well.
Rex met his wife Debra in Haywood County. They both enjoy spending time with family and friends and their several rescue animals. You might also find them riding bikes or dancing, or find Rex on the tennis courts.
Sheila Gray - Special Correspondent
Special Correspondent Sheila Gray reports on issues affecting women and families in Sinclair Broadcast Groups Family 411 reports.
Sheila is a native of Columbus, Ohio and studied at the prestigious Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
She began her career in Charleston, West Virginia, eventually being named the 6 & 11 p.m. anchor at WSAZ-TV. She was recognized by the West Virginia Associated Press for her reporting.
Sheilas next stop was Cincinnati, Ohio, where she co-hosted the Fox 19 Morning News.
She is happy that her alarm is no longer sounding at 2:30 a.m. and is looking forward to this new chapter in her career, and a new broadcasting family with Sinclair.
Sheila and her husband Ric are the parents of four children, Kasey, Kari, Katie, and Kari.
Sherrill Barber - Reporter
SHERRILL BARBER is a Western North Carolina native and has worked with News 13 for more than 30 years. As a young reporter, he covered the first ever Bele Chere festival in 1978 in Asheville. Sherrill has extensively followed the career of Montreat evangelist Billy Graham. He traveled with Graham to crusades in Russia, Hong Kong, California, Florida, Texas and South Carolina. Sherill is also known for his reporting on environmental issues. He focuses on stories in Henderson and Transylvania Counties.
Before joining WLOS, Sherrill worked for WMSJ (WRGC) in Sylva, WISE-AM in Asheville and was an Adjunct Professor of Broadcast Journalism at UNCA.In 1982, Sherrill won AP's Enterprise Award for a special report on the proliferation of nuclear power.
Sherrill attended Brevard College and Western Carolina University. He is married with two children. He and his wife love living in the mountains. They appreciate all the area has to offer, including camping and hiking.When Sherrill is not reporting for WLOS, he also enjoys mountain biking, still photography, and playing the trombone with the brass choir at Central United Methodist Church in Asheville.
Stan Pamfilis - Sports Director
STAN PAMFILIS, Sports Director, first joined News 13 WLOS more than twenty years ago, in 1979.
Prior to anchoring the sports reports here at News 13, Stan wore many hats at WJHG-TV in Panama City, Florida. He was the Weatherman, News Anchor, Talk Show Host and Sports Director. During his career in Western North Carolina, Stan has also worked as the play-by-play announcer for Western Carolina University's Catamount football and basketball.
Born March 23rd in Atlanta, Georgia, Stan graduated from the University of Georgia.
Stan spends most of his spare time on the golf course but he also enjoys weightlifting, history and going to the movies.
Tammy Watford - Anchor
TAMMY WATFORD currently anchors the 5:00, 5:30 and 6:30 news programs, and is well known at schools across the mountains for her education stories called, "Never Stop Learning." Tammy enjoys learning from the students and teachers she meets in her daily reports. It's a hands-on series, meaning you can often find her digging in a garden, participating in a science experiment or getting involved in field day activities alongside the youngsters. Watch "Never Stop Learning" Monday's on News 13 at 6pm and Tuesdays through Thursdays on News 13 at 5pm.
Before moving to the mountains, Tammy worked at television stations in Alabama and Florida. After graduating from Troy State University, she landed her first job at WCFT in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Four years later the Do than, Alabama, native accepted a job in Tallahassee at WCTV-6. In 1993, she arrived in Asheville just ahead of the "Storm of the Century."
Tammy has won several awards in communications including the North Carolina Association of Educators' 2002 School Bell Award for excellence in coverage of education issues. She also received Associated Press Awards for Best Newscast in Alabama, Florida and Georgia. Tammy also captured the AP's Best photographer award while working in Tuscaloosa.
Victoria Dunkle - Anchor/Reporter
VICTORIA DUNKLE anchors News 13 at Noon and you can see her live reports in our morning show Monday through Friday. Her duties include covering breaking news and community interest stories. Victoria also hosts a segment called 'Craft Corner' which showcases the artisans in our area.
Victoria is dedicated to supporting the community she and her family call home. In her time here, she has worked with several local organizations including Junior Achievement of Western North Carolina, where she served on the board for six years.Victoria is a Women's Ministry Speaker and blogger. She is also active with the Women's Ministry in her home church, Biltmore Baptist Church. She co-writes the Poiema Women's Bible Study and teaches the evening session.Victoria got her start in television news in Western Pennsylvania where she grew up. Her career took her to Traverse City and Lansing, Michigan and now to Asheville. She knew she wanted to be a journalist early in her life. Victoria has always found it interesting and challenging to bring information to people. The love of her job comes from uncovering news that will help people. She says, "If I can tell stories that improve lives, offer helpful tips,or put a smile on someone's face; I have done my job well."
In 2003, Victoria moved here with her husband, Dave. They have two terrific children. Her son and daughter keep her busy and are absolute blessings. She and her husband love to spend time with the kids exploring the beauty of the Mountains.
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- Judge weighs improper influence in Army sex case
- NC Democrats' executive director hopeful ahead
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