Heather Childers Former News 14 Anchor

Heather Childers Former News 14 Anchor

Heather Childers was the Asheville Anchor at Channel 13 WLOS in 1999

She is currently on the Fox News Channel. Here are a few stunning pictures of Heather Childers!

Heather Childers Legs on Fox News

Heather Childers Hot & Leggy on Fox News Channel

Heather Childers WIKI:

Heather grew up in Charlotte, North Carolina and graduated high school in 1987 from Myers Park High School. Heather Childers was born in 1969, so in 2013 her age will be 44. Source She currently resides in Wading River, NY and is a huge fan of the Carolina Panthers football team.

Here is Heather's Bio according to the FOX News Channel Website:

Heather joined FOX News Channel (FNC) in October 2010 and currently serves as co-anchor of America's News Headquarters (Saturdays & Sundays, 4-6 PM/ET). Additionally, Childers is a co-host for Fox News Channel's (FNC) morning program, "Fox & Friends First." Presented weekdays at 5 AM/ET, the program is an hour-long expansion of "FOX & Friends" and is anchored by a pair of rotating hosts.

Before joining FNC as a general assignment reporter, Childers held the role of weekday evening anchor for News 14 Carolina, a 24-hour news service in North Carolina. During her eight-year tenure with the network in Charlotte, she anchored extensive live coverage of major local and national news events, including the War on Terror and anniversary of 9/11.

Prior to News 14 Carolina, Childers was the weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter for WLOS-TV (ABC) in Asheville, NC. Before that, she was hired as a weekday anchor for WFLX-TV (FOX) in Albany, GA and was promoted to news director within one year.

A recipient of several awards, including the National Academy of Television Journalists award for Best Female News Anchor, Childers began her career as a producer at WCNC-TV (NBC) in Charlotte, NC. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.

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Jeff Crum

Profile of Jeff Crum, who is the Chief Meteorologist at News 14 Carolina:

Jeff spent his early years in Ohio, and then moved to Chapel Hill, N.C., as a teenager when his father, Dick Crum, became head coach of the University of North Carolina football team. Jeff learned broadcasting from the ground up -- his first job was as a cameraman on his father’s sports show. He also worked on the Dean Smith Coach’s Show.

Jeff has his dad to thank for his interest in meteorology. Coach Crum was a weather forecaster in the Air Force Reserves in the late '50s. He became more seriously interested in his father's field in the early '80s while Coach Crum was obtaining his private pilot’s license.

A National Weather Association-certified meteorologist, Jeff joined News 14 Carolina before launch after five years at WALB in Albany, Ga., where he was the morning and noon meteorologist and co-host of Today in Georgia, a nationally top-rated morning show. Jeff also worked as a meteorologist for ABC-25 in Columbia, S.C.

After receiving his bachelor's degree in public relations at Appalachian State University, Jeff earned a master's degree from the University of South Carolina.

His love of the outdoors has taken him from the Appalachian Trail to Grandfather Mountain. Jeff has worked as a canoe instructor on the Cape Fear River and taught hang-gliding along North Carolina’s Outer Banks. All of those hobbies, he says, helped him understand the complexity of forecasting weather in the Carolinas.

Jeff’s favorite hobby is weather. He says meteorology is an inexact science and stays up-to-date on the latest training, theory and modeling trends.

When he is not in the studio, Jeff keeps track of the weather on his home computer. He enjoys watching Carolina Panthers Football and cooking – especially making gourmet candies from Grandma Crum’s recipes.

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