1. Rob Johnson - WSAZ
Rob has worked his whole career at WSAZ. He started in 1982 as an intern and worked his way up from there. He has served as a reporter, producer and anchor.
Rob has worked his whole career at WSAZ. He started in 1982 as an intern and worked his way up from there. He has served as a reporter, producer and anchor. Rob is now anchoring the morning and midday news for WSAZ.
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Rob has worked his whole career at WSAZ. He started in 1982 as an intern and worked his way up from there. He has served as a reporter, producer and anchor.
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4. Rob Johnson talks Mr. Cartoon Christmas shows - WSAZ
Duration: 5:57Posted: Dec 29, 2020
Rob Johnson talks Mr. Cartoon Christmas shows
5. Rob Johnson shares memorable WSAZ stories
Oct 15, 2019 · A man known in his ...
Rob Johnson on Studio 3.
6. WSAZ Now Desk
Duration: 7:11Posted: Feb 17, 2023
WSAZ's Rob Johnson reports on two breaking news stories Feb. 17, 2023 from the WSAZ Now Desk
7. Golden Apple | Huntington High teachers - WSAZ
Oct 19, 2023 · To see the full story ...
In a first for Golden Apple, we’re presenting it this time to a whole group rather than a person.
8. Senator Rand Paul talks with WSAZ's Rob Johnson
Duration: 5:22Posted: Apr 15, 2021
Senator Rand Paul talks with WSAZ's Rob Johnson
9. Rob Johnson on WSAZ's 70th Anniversary
Oct 14, 2019 · Rob Johnson on WSAZ's ...
Rob Johnson in Studio 3.
10. Senator Rand Paul speaks with WSAZ's Rob Johnson
Apr 15, 2021 · HUNTINGTON, W.Va. ( ...
U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky) talked with WSAZ’s Rob Johnson Tuesday.
11. Former WSAZ News Anchor Bos Johnson Dies - Adweek
TVSpy has confirmed WBBM evening anchor Rob Johnson has signed a multi year contract renewal with the Chicago CBS owned station. “My philosophy is to not make ...
Former WSAZ news director and anchor Bos Johnson died Sunday, according to the Charleston-Huntington, NBC affiliate. Johnson was a much-loved figure in local broadcasting. Jim Casto, retired associate editor of The Herald-Disptach compared him to a local version of Walter Cronkite. “The authoritative Cronkite covered the big stories of the day – the Vietnam War, Watergate, the slayings of President ...
12. C. Bosworth “Bos” Johnson - Huntington - Marshall University
He worked at TV stations in Bluefield in 1948 and in Morgantown from 1948-1952 before moving to Huntington in 1953 to take a position at WSAZ-TV 3. He was ...
