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'''Roy Wood, Jr''' (born [[June 14]], [[1949]] in Chicago, Illinois) is a former television news anchor, a public relations manager, and the Democratic candidate for [[Jefferson County Commission]] [[Jefferson County Commission District 4|District 4]] in the [[2010 general election]]. | '''Roy L. Wood, Jr''' (born [[June 14]], [[1949]] in Chicago, Illinois) is a former television news anchor, a public relations manager, and the Democratic candidate for [[Jefferson County Commission]] [[Jefferson County Commission District 4|District 4]] in the [[2010 general election]]. | ||
Wood, son of editorialist and radio news anchor [[Roy Wood, Sr]], grew up in Chicago and earned his bachelor's in mass communications at Southern Illinois University. He worked for ABC and NBC stations in Detroit, Chicago, New York and Boston before coming to [[WVTM-TV]] as an anchor and reporter in the mid 1980s. | Wood, son of editorialist and radio news anchor [[Roy Wood, Sr]], and the much older half-brother of comedian [[Roy Wood, Jr]]. He grew up in Chicago and earned his bachelor's in mass communications at Southern Illinois University. He worked for ABC and NBC stations in Detroit, Chicago, New York and Boston before coming to [[WVTM-TV]] as an anchor and reporter in the mid 1980s. | ||
Wood served as director of marketing and public relations for the [[Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority]] and, while there, established [[Jefferson County]]'s first [[Citizens Transit Advisory Board]]. | Wood served as director of marketing and public relations for the [[Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority]] and, while there, established [[Jefferson County]]'s first [[Citizens Transit Advisory Board]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:35, 27 October 2010
Roy L. Wood, Jr (born June 14, 1949 in Chicago, Illinois) is a former television news anchor, a public relations manager, and the Democratic candidate for Jefferson County Commission District 4 in the 2010 general election.
Wood, son of editorialist and radio news anchor Roy Wood, Sr, and the much older half-brother of comedian Roy Wood, Jr. He grew up in Chicago and earned his bachelor's in mass communications at Southern Illinois University. He worked for ABC and NBC stations in Detroit, Chicago, New York and Boston before coming to WVTM-TV as an anchor and reporter in the mid 1980s.
Wood served as director of marketing and public relations for the Birmingham Jefferson County Transit Authority and, while there, established Jefferson County's first Citizens Transit Advisory Board.
References
- Wright, Barnett (October 27, 2010) "Joe Knight, Roy Wood Jr. shaking hands, hunting votes for Jefferson County Commission District 4." Birmingham News
External links
- Roy Wood, Jr campaign website