TV news man advises Rotarians

2008-06-12 / Sports


Pete Michenfelder, an account executive for WJBF NewsChannel 6 in Augusta, spoke to the Washington Rotary Club at its regular Thursday meeting last week and told members how the station's on-air news has grown from just about an hour a day to well over three hours a day. He also explained what it means to be a good news consumer, and briefly touched on television ratings for the station. Jim Burton was program host but in his absence, Michenfelder was introduced by Sparky Newsome (right). Pete Michenfelder, an account executive for WJBF NewsChannel 6 in Augusta, spoke to the Washington Rotary Club at its regular Thursday meeting last week and told members how the station's on-air news has grown from just about an hour a day to well over three hours a day. He also explained what it means to be a good news consumer, and briefly touched on television ratings for the station. Jim Burton was program host but in his absence, Michenfelder was introduced by Sparky Newsome (right).

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