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West Virginians at War
Posted: Tuesday, August 31, 2010 : 12:38PM
This is your opportunity to discuss the United States' and West Virginia's involvement in the wars oversees.
School Calendars
Posted: Monday, August 16, 2010 : 01:30PM
This is your opportunity to discuss the topic of year-round schooling in West Virginia.
About Your West Virginia Tonight Live Anchor
 April Kaullis the Vice President of News Operations for West Virginia Media. She also serves as the Executive Producer and Anchor for “West Virginia Tonight Live", the company’s daily statewide newscast.
April was born and raised in Harrison County, WV. She attended Lincoln High School and then graduated with honors from West Virginia University's Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism. April started her broadcasting career as a reporter and anchor at WBOY-TV in Clarksburg, in 1995. In 2000, April moved to the Charleston area as the weekend anchor and Charleston reporter at WOWK-TV. In 2001, West Virginia Media purchased WOWK, WBOY, in addition to WTRF in Wheeling, WVNS in Beckley, and The State Journal Business Newspaper. April joined West Virginia Media the same year as a statewide anchor and reporter.
April is an active member of the community. She serves on several boards, and volunteers her time with a variety of organizations, including the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the CASA Program.
The West Virginia Associated Press has honored April seven times for her work. Please feel free to contact April with story ideas and comments at akaull@wvmh.com.
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