WBAY-TV anchor Bill Jartz, who started at the station in 1983, is retiring

WBAY-TV anchor Bill Jartz, who started at the station in 1983, is retiring

Away from the anchor desk he shares with Cami Rapson, Bill Jartz is also well-known as the public address announcer at Lambeau Field.

Bill Jartz announces retirement from WBAY-TV

After more than four decades with WBAY-TV, Bill Jartz is hanging up his mic and stepping away from the studio.

Veteran Anchor Darla Montgomery to Retire from KLFY

Longtime KLFY anchor and reporter Darla Montgomery is retiring after more than 33 years. The Opelousas native joined the Lafayette, Louisiana CBS station in 1992. The station said her career has "taken her across the world, from covering local and state elections to traveling with Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco to Canada in an effort to...

Two Legendary South Louisiana News Anchors Announce Retirements After Decades of Service

Two longtime fixtures of South Louisiana television have announced their retirements after decades of delivering the news to Acadiana.

WBAY-TV anchor Bill Jartz announces returement - Kaukauna Community News

Bill Jartz, a fixture on Green Bay television for more than four decades, announced today he would be retiring from WBAY TV. The post WBAY-TV anchor Bill Jartz announces returement appeared first on Kaukauna Community News.

Jartz to retire from WBAY-TV in May

After more than four decades with WBAY-TV in Green Bay, Local Broadcast Legend Bill Jartz is retiring on May 23. “His unparalleled work ethic, affable personality, booming laugh, and tireless commitment to public service has made Bill a true icon in northeast Wisconsin,” said WBAY-TV General Manager Steve Lavin. “There is just no one like Bill. Our viewers will miss him, his co-workers will miss him, and I will miss him.” Raised in Clintonville,…