WLKY’s Debbie Roberson has been inducted into the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ prestigious Gold Circle. The Gold Circle recognizes television professionals who have made significant contributions to the industry over 50 years.
Career Defined by Dedication and Service
Debbie is one of 4 people ever to receive this honor, and the only woman. She has long been an important part of WLKY and the Louisville community. In her role as Program and Community Director, she has helped connect the station with viewers, local organizations, and the causes that matter most across Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
Her induction is a fitting recognition of the lasting impact she has made throughout her career and the many relationships she has built along the way. “Debbie gave a beautiful speech about her gratitude for a career that has been both meaningful and purposeful. We are so thankful for her impact on WLKY and in our community,” said Andrea Stahlman, President and General Manager of WLKY.
Debbie also received an Emmy Award for Community Service for the annual WLKY Bell Awards. Please join everyone at WLKY in congratulating Debbie on this well-deserved honor and celebrating her place in the Ohio Valley Emmy Gold Circle.
Original reporting: WLKY Louisville — read the source article.
