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Ervin Hester, the first African-American news anchor in the southeast, died Wednesday night at age 81.
More than 40 years ago, when Jocelyn Dorsey entered the Atlanta market, she found herself at the center of controversy as not only WSB-TV's first African American news anchor but the first in the ...
A charismatic trailblazer, AnEta Sewell-Spence was the first African-American TV news anchor in the Palm Beach/Treasure Coast market.
Over 40 years ago, Jocelyn Dorsey become the first African-American news anchor in Atlanta. Now, she is part of the Georgia Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame, and WSB-TV’s Director of ...
Roosevelt Toston, 77, the first African American anchor in Las Vegas, is honored at the Wells Fargo West Owens branch where a mural displays his work as a camera man, in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Nov ...
The first African American fire chief for the city of Atlanta has died. Chief William Hamer passed away over the weekend.
"I never saw it as being the first black women to hold that position. I enjoyed what I did, and I thought I was good at what I did," said Dana Waddell, the first African American anchor at WAND.
“When I first came to KCEN in 2017, we did not have any African American anchors. “It was completely different,” said Texas Today Anchor Jasmin Caldwell.
To spread it, to turn to help other people along the way,” she said. Also in the 1970′s WSB legend Jocelyn Dorsey became the first African American news anchor in the Atlanta market.
More than 40 years ago, when Jocelyn Dorsey entered the Atlanta market, she found herself at the center of controversy as not only WSB-TV's first African American news anchor but the first in the ...
“When I first came to KCEN in 2017, we did not have any African American anchors. “It was completely different,” said Texas Today Anchor Jasmin Caldwell.
More than 40 years ago, when Jocelyn Dorsey entered the Atlanta market, she found herself at the center of controversy as not only WSB-TV's first African American news anchor but the first in the ...