WLTX Staff
It seems that J.R. Berry was destined to become a television anchorman. His love of journalism and being on top of the big story has been a part of J.R's life for many years.
There was never any doubt as to what kind of career Darci Strickland would have..it had to be communication.
News 19's Jim Gandy brings over 34 years experience as a professional meteorologist to News 19 and has been a major force in South Carolina weather forecasting for 25 years.
Andrea Mock joined the News19 team in April of 2007, and she's so happy to call Columbia her home.
Bob Shields is Sports Director at News 19 and anchors the 6 & 11pm sportscasts. His field reports take him on the road with the USC Gamecock football, basketball, and baseball teams.
From growing up in a small liberal arts town in New York, to singing her heart out to 'Rocky Top' at Tennessee football games, Lauren has a story for everything.
Reggie Anderson has been a member of the WLTX Sports Department since 1993. Reggie performs several duties including videographer, reporter and anchor.
Michael Benning joined the WLTX News19 team in May of 2008.
Daniel Bonds joined the News19 weather team in July of 2007, but he is not new to the WLTX family.
Jerome Collins joined News19 in October 2007, as the station's "On Your Side" reporter.
You're just as likely to see Sydney Cummins running around town in her News19 car as you are to see her running around on her feet!
Sharie Harvin first opened her eyes in Sumter, South Carolina twenty something years ago. "Home is safe. How many people do what they love around those they love?"
Nat Roers joined the WLTX news team as a morning and midday anchor in January of 2005.
As a child growing up in the countryside of northeastern Pennsylvania, Scott developed a strong fascination in weather from an early age.
Lewis Turner grew up spending summers working on the docks of his father's marina on Fripp Island, South Carolina.
Ashleigh Walters was thrilled to join the WLTX-TV team in March of 2008. As her parents will tell you, she was born with pencil and paper in hand, so journalism was the perfect career choice.
Curtis Wilson knows what it's like to wake up early.
Ever since she first learned to speak, Ashley Yore has been asking questions.
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More News Headlines
(USA TODAY) - Reports are circulating that Tiger Woods might return to golf at Arnold Palmer's event at Bay Hill in two weeks.
Sumter County, SC (WLTX) -- Sumter County deputies say they arrested three men after investigators discovered about $6,600 of crack cocaine in a Wedgefield home.
Lexington County, SC (WLTX) - USC quarterback Aramis Hillary has been arrested on alcohol possession charges, and his brother is also facing charges from the same incident.
McCORMICK, S.C. (AP) -- A South Carolina agency is creating a new place for some of the state's inmates to pray.
Charleston, SC (AP) -- Development officials say a new product distribution center is locating in South Carolina, bringing the promise of 500 new jobs in five years.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- After spending days in the hospital, a Lexington High School senior spoke about surviving an accident that authorities say was caused by a drunk driver on Interstate-26.
Aiken County, SC (WLTX) -- Officials say a 29-year-old inmate walked away from a minimum security prison early Tuesday morning.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -- The Marine Corps is trying to determine why a fighter jet suffered engine failures, crashing into the ocean off South Carolina and forcing the pilots to bail out.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- The South Carolina Court of Appeals has ordered more review of a nuclear waste landfill in Barnwell County.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Details of ethics investigations would be public information once a South Carolina agency decides to pursue charges under legislation a House panel is scheduled to discuss.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) - The House on Wednesday passed a bill it says is designed to make state roads safer. With overwhelming support, lawmakers approved the distracted driving bill.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) - The Columbia City Council voted Wednesday to hold the election for the vacant District II seat on April 6, after E.W. Cromartie II resigned Tuesday after admitting to tax evasion.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) --The city council seat formerly held by E.W. Cromartie hasn't even had a chance to get cold yet, and already three men say they'll run for the position.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina motorists would be fined $25 if they're caught sending or reading text messages while they drive under legislation that won approval in the House.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- In an effort that's being supported by Congressional members on both sides of the aisle, legislation moved forward Tuesday that could create 40,000 jobs nationally.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) - The unemployment rate in South Carolina is now at 12.6 percent, a record high for the jobless statistic.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina's adjutant general is warning that proposed deep cuts in the state's military department budget will force the closure of many of the state's 70 National Guard armories.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- State utility regulators have set three night hearings on a proposed rate increase for South Carolina Electric and Gas Co.
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