Terry Ward
Jack of many trades; Master of none. Terry Ward has worked in public radio for almost 30 years. During that time he has performed most of the essential jobs in a public radio newsroom including host of Morning Edition and All Things Considered, talk show host, producer of both short and long-form news and features and general assignment reporter. Most of Terry's career was with the Phoenix NPR-affiliate, KJZZ, where he started in 1985 hosting a jazz music show. In 2000, he was chosen to participate in a journalist exchange program that sent Terry to Western Europe where he reported on various aspects of German re-unification and French-German cultural exchange programs. But Arizona has been his home for almost 45 years and like many people in this state, he had always wanted to live in Flagstaff and was thrilled to move north and work for KNAU as the local host of All Things Considered.
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A memorial service to the fallen 19 Granite Mountain Hotshot crew was held in Prescott Valley Tuesday morning.
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The federal budget cuts known as sequestration could begin affecting air traffic at smaller airports across the state, including one in northern Arizona.…
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National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre was in Utah over the weekend pushing his case that the federal government wants universal background…
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Two years ago last June, the Shultz Fire filled the skies north of Flagstaff with smoke. By the time it was controlled, 15,000 acres of Coconino National…
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Demonstrators marched to the Maricopa County jail in downtown Phoenix on Saturday in yet another protest of Arizona's illegal immigration law,…
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service has signed an order calling for the shooting of a Mexican gray wolf.The Agency says the female wolf has been killing too…
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The U.S. Supreme Court today let stand rules that place limits on ownership of broadcast outlets and newspapers in local markets. The high court ruling…