wsoc news anchor dies

This week the WSB-TV newsroom lost its legendary news anchor. Kevin Pangborn, one of the original anchors of the WSB-TV news program, passed away today after an 18-year career. He was 85 years old.

If you know anything about the WSB-TV news program, just call me. I’ll be there in a couple of days to answer your questions.

WSB-TV has a long history of producing news, sports, and educational shows. I’ve seen the news division grow to become one of the largest in the country in the last 30 years. I’ve also done some research on the history of the WSB-TV news program and this is the first time I’ve heard of this news-breaking program’s demise.

WSB-TV’s death is a fitting tribute to the station. It started as a news show, but the newscast has always been about the news, not the news organization. It just seems like its time to say goodbye.

If you think about when WSB was founded, they were a small station that wanted to be a local news outlet. The old station was originally built in the 1950s and was the first private station in the country to broadcast on the original AM band in the U.S. In 1960, the station was purchased by a company called WJAR-TV. It became the station that the station name was derived from. It was the first new station in the U.S.

We’re not talking about the end of the world. We’re talking about the end of the world. It’s funny to me because we’re watching this for the first time. We were looking at the news for the first time during the first part of this series, and we think that it was too funny to watch. But we were watching it for the first time when I was in my teens and we were watching it for the first time when I was in my young sixties.

This series is about how we can build a new station. We’re going to build our next station to be called “South Coast.” This station’s name was originally called “South Coast,” but the name was changed to “South Coast Radio Station.” We want to build a new station, and we have so many different stations and stations that we don’t need a new station each time.

Wsoc news anchors are still on the air but they died last night. Wsoc News Anchor is a news anchor who was on the air for about ten years and died this morning at the age of sixty-five. The cause of death was heart failure. This is not the first time an anchoring position was lost at Wsoc. In the past, the news has died just before and after the weather reports. But this time around it was the weather report that got killed.

For more than a decade, Wsoc has been the “Voice of The People.” The name comes from the slogan, “The Voice of the People.” But the original slogan was “The Voice of The People. We’re The People!” In the last few years, Wsoc has become more of a voice for the station’s audience in general.

It seems that when a station goes down, the people come down with their radios. The people, in this case the weather people, would not be listening to anything but the weather, and so they would turn to Wsoc for weather. And that’s the way it goes when you have a station down, it’s your weather. And it’s not the way it goes if you don’t have one.