The Southeastern Channel has been named a National Finalist as one of the top four in the nation in five different categories for the 2020 National Student Production Awards presented by College Broadcasters, Inc.
Former Southeastern Channel news and sports anchor-reporter Taylor Rubach, now the prime-time news anchor for WXXV-TV Ch. 25 (FOX/NBC) in Gulfport/Biloxi, Ms., has been anchoring WXXV daily newscasts with storm coverage along the Gulf Coast.
Former Southeastern Channel news and sports anchor-reporter Jaylon Morris, now morning news anchor and reporter for WXXV-TV Ch. 25 (FOX/NBC) in Gulfport/Biloxi, Ms., and host of the station’s popular “In Your Shoes” segment”, has been anchoring WXXV daily newscasts with storm coverage along the Gulf Coast.
Former Southeastern Channel news reporter Lorraine Weiskopf, now a news reporter for WXXV-TV Ch. 25 (FOX/NBC) in Gulfport/Biloxi, Ms., has been providing storm coverage for Gulf Coast viewers since she began with the station last May.
Former Southeastern Channel news and sports reporter-anchor Gabby Cox, now a news reporter-anchor for WXXV-TV Ch. 25 (FOX/NBC) in Gulfport/Biloxi, Ms., has been providing storm coverage for Gulf Coast viewers since she began with the station last June.
Former Southeastern Channel sports reporter-anchor Richie Mills is reporting on New Orleans area sports daily for WGNO-TV Channel 26 (ABC) in New Orleans (DMA 50).
Former Southeastern Channel producer, videographer and editor Tyler Guidroz is currently producing daily promotional spots as Marketing Producer in the Creative Services department of WAFB-TV Ch. 9 (CBS) in Baton Rouge (DMA 93).
Former Southeastern Channel sports reporter-anchor Chris Mycoskie has been named a winning member of the “Best Live Broadcast Team” in the state for 2019 by the Louisiana Sportswriters Association.
Former Southeastern Channel news and sports reporter-anchor Gabby Cox has been hired as TV News Reporter-Anchor by WXXV-TV Ch. 25 (FOX/NBC) in Gulfport/Biloxi, Ms. (DMA 159).
The Southeastern Channel will air a new documentary about former reporter-anchor Dylan Domangue who overcame cerebral palsy to become one of the top student broadcasters in the nation. “12 seconds at birth”, a 17-minute documentary produced by Domangue for his Comm 498 senior portfolio project, will debut at 8 pm. Wednesday, August 5th on the Southeastern Channel and will air multiple times during the coming weeks.
