I served on the Rotary board in Meridian, Mississippi, so I know what this club is all about: service, relationships, and making communities better. That's exactly what drives me.
A little about who I am outside of work. My husband and I are weaving ourselves into the Lincoln community in the best ways we know how. You might find us on a pickleball court — we're fully hooked on that game. You might find us on a golf course somewhere between Lincoln and North Platte. And on the best days, you'll find us at Lake Maloney with our family.
Our daughter is a teacher in Broken Bow. Our son is a farmer in the North Platte and Stapleton area, working alongside my brother and my father. Our son's wife is a registered nurse.
Nebraska isn't just where I work — it's woven into my family's story. And on Sunday mornings, you'll find me at the piano at St. John's Catholic Church here in Lincoln. Music has always been part of my life, and that community means a great deal to me.
Professionally. I'm the Vice President and General Manager for KOLN, KSNB, and KNOP television stations across Nebraska. Lots of miles and great prople...
I'm proud to share that KOLN and KSNB — our Lincoln market stations — were just named Gray Television's Station of the Year for 2026. Gray is our parent company, and that recognition means the world to our team.
And this past June, we won the National Association of Broadcasters' Service to America Award — the most prestigious community service award in broadcasting — for Small Market Television. That's stations in markets 100 to 210. It recognizes the work our team did to shine a light on domestic violence right here in Nebraska. We are so proud of that one.
I've spent my entire career in broadcasting — from radio copy writing in Norfolk, to anchoring and news directing at KNOP right here in Nebraska, to general managing stations in Mississippi and Colorado. But I'm home now. Nebraska is my people.
I'm excited to be part of this club, and I look forward to getting to know each of you. Thank you."
