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Jack Hull
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Weekend Anchor, WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL)
Panama City
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Biography
Multi-Media Journalist and Weekend Anchor for WMBB-TV in Panama City, FL Chapman University Class of 2023; B.F.A. In Broadcast Journalism and Documentary Minor in Spanish
Soft Skills , Human Resources, Business, HR, Speaking, Creativity, Engagement, Curiosity , Management, Leadership, Behaviors, Culture, Perception , Innovation, Training, Emotional Intelligence
Politics, Finance
Content
By Jack Hull Verified| WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL) Verified BAY COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – A Bay County woman is throwing her hat in the ring for the District 2 Congressional Seat. Republican Rhonda Woodward launched her campaign this week. Woodward is running with an “American First” agenda, promising to secure the southern border, curb inflation, and bring back American manufacturing. As a Panhandle native and part of a military family, Woodward says her experiences make her qualified to fight for locals and veterans. “I’m going to vote for you. I’m one of you.
By Jack Hull Verified| WKRG-TV (Mobile, AL) Verified Posted: Feb 22, 2024 / 09:40 PM CST Updated: Feb 22, 2024 / 09:40 PM CST PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) – Over a month, after the destructive tornado that struck the Grand Lagoon neighborhood in Panama City Beach, recovery efforts are still ongoing. For Fogcutter Apartments, however, they’re still looking to get their trash picked up.
By Jack Hull Verified| WDHN-TV (Dothan, AL ) Verified PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WMBB) – Over a month, after the destructive tornado that struck the Grand Lagoon neighborhood in Panama City Beach, recovery efforts are still ongoing. For Fogcutter Apartments, however, they’re still looking to get their trash picked up. After the tornado hit, Bay County jumped to lend a hand, offering a free pick-up service for debris. The service, however, was for homeowners only.
Company Info
WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL)