After more than nine years as WGTS’s afternoon show, Johnny and Stacey signed off for the last time on August 8.
The husband-and-wife duo, with a combined 86 years in broadcasting, wrapped up their run with an in-studio celebration that included colleagues, friends, and industry guests.
WGTS President and CEO Kevin Krueger praised their contributions, while Stacey called the sendoff “a spectacular way to say goodbye.”
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