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Five Stations Launch NextGen TV In Greenville, S.C.

TVNewsCheck | by TVN Staff

WLOS, WSPA, WHNS, WYFF and WMYA are now broadcasting with ATSC 3.0 technology.

WLOS Raises $1.1 Million For Tropical Storm Recovery

TVSpy | by Kelsey Sutton

WLOS Ashville Adds Meghan Danahey To News Dept.

TVSpy | by Kevin Eck

WLOS Asheville Adds Reporter Hannah Mackenzie

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Courtney Youngblood Named Sinclair GM In Asheville

TVNewsCheck | by Mark K. Miller

The station group promotes her from sales director to oversee its ABC affiliate WLOS and operations of WMYA, the market’s MNT affiliate owned by Cunningham Broadcasting.

WLOX Anchor Darcel Grimes Retires After 23 Years

TVSpy | by Stephanie Tsoflias Siegel

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WLOS Sales Exec Murdered In His Home

WLOS | by TVNewsCheck

Tim Fry, 51, a longtime employee of Sinclair-owned ABC affiliate WLOS Greenville-Spartanburg, S.C.-Asheville, N.C., and a Sinclair regional sales manager, was killed Friday after being shot multiple times in the chest. Robin Richardson, 47, has been charged with first degree murder.

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Charu Kumarhia Gone From WLOS Greenville

Asheville Citizen-Times | by TVNewsCheck