What happened to Captain Herb Emory?
Every morning and afternoon, millions of WSB listeners and viewers have relied on Capt. Herb Emory to help them navigate Atlanta’s roadways. Emory, who collapsed after he sprang into action, died at 3:30 p.m. Saturday of a massive heart attack, Douglas County coroner Randy Daniel said. He was 61.
How did Captain Herb Emory die?
Heart attack
Herb Emory/Cause of death
What happened to WSB Traffic guy?
Arum will focus on his WSB radio show from 4 to 7 p.m. Mark Arum’s split shift duties are over. He is ceding his longtime early morning traffic duties on Channel 2 Action News and WSB radio to focus exclusively on his three-hour afternoon talk show on WSB radio, heard on 95.5 and 750AM as well as online.
When did Captain Herb die?
April 12, 2014
Herb Emory/Date of death
Is Mark Arum divorced?
The split schedule didn’t help his marriage, Arum admitted. He got divorced last year from Lauren after five years. “We’re still good friends,” he said, noting that she gets Deuce, the dog, on weekends.
Where did Fred Blankenship go to college?
Fred after graduating from high school, he attended and graduated from the University of San Francisco with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism.
How do you call the Mark Arum show?
Station Address
- 1601 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30309.
- 404-897-7500.
- 404-897-7363.
Where did Linda Stouffer go?
Lori Wilson becomes morning anchor on WSB-TV; Linda Stouffer switches to new role. Lori Wilson is taking over the morning anchor slot on Channel 2 Action News for Linda Stouffer. Stouffer will do day-side reporting for the late afternoon and evening newscasts.
Who is Belinda Skelton?
Belinda Skelton is the Executive Producer of the Neal Boortz Show and a frequent guest host of Lawn and Garden and The Home Fix It Show. Born and raised in the North Georgia mountain town of Blue Ridge, Belinda attended Reinhardt College and later the University of Georgia.
How old is Linda Stouffer?
51 years (August 5, 1970)
Linda Stouffer/Age
How Old Is Jovita Moore?
ATLANTA — Jovita Moore, a beloved news anchor in Atlanta, has died seven months after being diagnosed with a rare brain cancer, according to WSB-TV on Friday. She was 53.