Ky3 Com Contests (2024)

FAQs

How long has Ned Reynolds been on KY3? ›

He spent nearly five decades as sports director at KY3 TV until his retirement in December 2014.

Danielle Davis, KY3

Danielle anchors weather on KY3 News @ 11, Noon, and 4 p.m.

Paul anchors the 5, 9, and 10 pm broadcasts on weekday evenings. He joined KY3 News on Sep. 4, 2007, and co-anchored Ozarks Today through 2020. Since landing at KY3 he has won several awards; 2021 Contributed to Edward R.

Steve Grant and Ara Grigor met when they were performing in a wedding band together.

Meteorologist at KY3 for 26+ years. Ozarks Today (early mornings!!!). Lover of weather, father of three grown boys, german shepherd owner.

Meteorologist. KY3 Chief Meteorologist Ron Hearst is the leader of the KY3 First Alert Weather Team.

Anna Scucchi is an Alert Desk Anchor on Ozarks Today and KY3's online streaming news Monday through Friday. Anna started her television career in Fargo, North Dakota. She produced and reported on a political talk show; anchored and produced several news shows and hosted the regional lifestyle show North Dakota Today.

(No, I'm not leaving!) TLDR; I wanted to take a second to thank you all for being here. Words cannot express how much it means to me. Over the last few weeks, I reached 10k followers and exceeded two years at KY3 🎉 This photo was taken three weeks into the job.

I have so much to be grateful for these last 6 years. With the football season approaching, it's time to step away from my role as KY3 Sports Director.

Is Maria Neider leaving KY3? ›

Neidler posted a video to Facebook talking about her time at the station and telling viewers she's taking a job as communications director for the city of Ozark. “Thank you Ozarks!” Neider wrote on Facebook. ” I leave KY3 after an incredible 19 years.

CONGRATS STEVE: Steve Grant celebrates 50 years at KY3!

Hearst, 58, has been at KY3 for 25 years. Prior to that he was at KSPR.

Inskeep was hired by NPR in 1996. His first full-time assignment was the 1996 presidential primary in New Hampshire.

After a two-year stint as an Army broadcast journalist in Vietnam, Joe started his civilian career in Hawaii in 1969 as a sportscaster and moved to the news anchor desk in 1980, where he's kept viewers informed of historic events as they unfolded — Hurricanes Iwa and Iniki, the explosion of space shuttle Challenger and ...