
‘A little hidden oasis’: Captiva’s recovery after Hurricane Ian
Captiva, an oasis of beauty and wildlife. Its resilient community is looking back on how far they’ve come after Hurricane Ian.
Professional Experience
2017 to present: Morning anchor, WINK News. 2012 to 2016: Reporter, weekend anchor, WINK News. Previously worked at KAGS-TV in College Station, Texas, and KHOU-TV in Houston. Also managed the visual and interactive media department for a Houston urgent care company.
News Philosophy
My news philosophy is fairness and giving everyone the ability to have their voice heard. I believe in telling every story as fair and as accurate as possible and being able to be the voice for those who otherwise would not be heard.
Hobbies, Interests & Community Service
Serves on the committee for the American Cancer Society's City of Palms Park Relay for Life. Also likes to dabble in photography.
Education
Sam Houston State University.
Likes best about Southwest Florida
I love many things about Southwest Florida, but most of all, I love all the beauty. As an avid still photographer, I love finding new places to take pictures of nature.
Hometown
Houston.
Captiva, an oasis of beauty and wildlife. Its resilient community is looking back on how far they’ve come after Hurricane Ian.
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