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Operation Inspire Community: WFMY's 70 Years of Education

Celebrating 70 years on the air, WFMY News 2 reflects on its heartfelt commitment as both journalists and educators for future generations.

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WFMY Turns 70: Sandra Hughes Made WFMY News 2 History In 1974

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! In 1974, Sandra Hughes became the first black woman to host a program by herself on WFMY News 2. The former news anchor talks about the hard times she had to overcome to pave a new way. You might not know this, but Hughes received multiple bomb threats right before her show aired. Not only that, but she often received threatening letters and phone calls.

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WFMY Turns 70: Rock ‘N’ Roll Era Takes Over! Throwback To 'RC Dance Party' TV Show

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! You might not know this but the WFMY News 2 station parking lot used to turn into a dance party! Teens used to put their best dance moves into action on the RC Dance Party TV show. The Dance Party Show was hosted by Bob Waddell who would often join in the fun. Join the conversation on Twitter using the #WFMY70 to share your own memories of WFMY News 2

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WFMY Turns 70: The Heart Of A Community, You Are 2! Throwback '2 Those Who Care' And Beyond

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! The community is the heart of WFMY News 2 and what we have done every single day for the last 70 years. Here’s a look back at the many telethons, and also a throwback to the “2 Those Who Care” service awards. We hope you enjoy this as much as we do. Late and former WFMY News 2 Anchor, Lee Kinard talks about community involvement along with former Anchor, Sandra Hughes.

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WFMY Turns 70: That’s So 80s! Throwback to WFMY News 2’s 80 days!

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! In fact, we’re traveling all the way back to the 80s! You’ll enjoy this one with our graphics and a look at what our newsroom used to look like. Noticed that gold 2! We even expanded WFMY News 2’s tower. Join the conversation on Twitter using the #WFMY70 to share your own memories of WFMY News 2.

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WFMY Turns 70: PM Magazine TV Show Throwback!

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! You might remember WFMY News 2’s, “PM Magazine.” The Entertainment Magazine program came to Greensboro and ushered in a new set of local stars as late and former WFMY News 2 Anchor, Lee Kinard explains.

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WFMY Turns 70: From The Greensboro Sit-Ins To Hiring WFMY News 2’s First Black Reporter

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! It was a moment in history that would change the nation. Late and former WFMY News 2 Anchor, Lee Kinard talks about the sit-in movement. Kinard often said, “"It was the story in the street told by the people in the street when we got a camera that could record sound,” when it came to covering the Civil Rights Movement and watching history in the making.

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WFMY Turns 70: Go Back In Time With The 'Good Morning Show,' How It All Got Started

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! The Good Morning Show launched December 1957 and Lee Kinard was the writer, producer and anchor of the show. He was also responsible for the show's format and it was his idea to have weather. Believe it or not, WFMY News 2's Good Morning Show is the reason you see weather in morning shows across the country. It's the oldest and longest running morning show in America.

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WFMY Turns 70: Anchor Lee Kinard Talks About Hosting “TV Matinee” Where He Got His Start

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! Late and former WFMY News 2 Anchor, Lee Kinard talks about his start in TV news. Kinard’s first day on the job was April 16, 1956 as an announcer. He was told it would be a long time before he did anything on air. However, that quickly changed and soon after he hosted, “TV Matinee.” Join the conversation on Twitter using the #WFMY70 to share your own memories of WFMY News 2.

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WFMY Turns 70: Flashback To “What’s Cooking Today” TV Show And Pranks!

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! WFMY News 2 has had countless guests who come on the Good Morning Show to cook their famous recipes. But WFMY News 2 used to have its own cooking show called, “What’s Cooking Today.” It was hosted by Cordelia Burgess Kelly. The crew talks about the many pranks they played on Kelly during the show. Join the conversation on Twitter using the #WFMY70 to share your own memories of WFMY News 2

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WFMY Turns 70: Behind The Scenes Of 'The Old Rebel' TV Show

WFMY News 2 is celebrating 70 years and we’re going back in time! This is a behind the scenes look of the production of the popular tv show, “The Old Rebel.” It starred, George Perry, the Rebel, Jim Tucker, Pecos Pete, Lee Marshal, the clown, Uncle Roy Griffin, and Jim Wiglesworth, puppeteer. Join the conversation on Twitter using the #WFMY70 to share your own memories of WFMY News 2.

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