Stewart Ledbetter Biography

Stewart Ledbetter is an American journalist working as an anchor for NBC5 News. Ledbetter is a veteran of provincial media, with the greater part of that time spent here at NBC5.

A columnist ordinarily, Stewart altered his secondary school paper, chipped in at WRUV-FM while an understudy studying financial matters at the University of Vermont, and ended up as the station’s news chief.

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Ledbetter is a veteran of provincial media, with a large portion of that time spent here at NBC5. He joined WJOY-AM and WQCR-FM (presently WOKO) in South Burlington, then, at that point Vermont’s driving radio broadcasts, and worked morning drive, mooring 15 live day by day reports.

Stewart joined NBC5 in 1984, working in the new Burlington authority covering City Hall and later the Statehouse in Montpelier. He became Senior Reporter in 1987, covering Vermont’s first homicide preliminary available to cameras. In 1989, he was elevated again to 6 p.m. co-anchor.

All through the 1990s, he filled in as NBC5’s News Director, 10 years in which he dispatched the district’s morning and Sunday reports and one of the country’s first nearby TV broadcasts on the web. As the thousand years drew nearer, Stewart chose to get back to “the road” recounting stories.

He’s covered the major political advancements of the most recent twenty years, from the common association battle to the New Hampshire primaries and the dazzling Jim Jeffords U.S. Senate absconding.

He ventured to every part of the country during the 2003-04 political race cycle writing about Vermont Gov. Howard Dean’s mission for President and from the Democratic National Convention. Stewart is additionally a long-lasting supporter of Vermont Public Television, creating narratives and showing up on its unique program, “Vermont This Week.”

In January 2007, he turns into that program’s host. As the years progressed, Stewart has been respected with 20 ahead of all comers grants from the Vermont and New York Associated Press, and the NY Broadcasters Association.

He made “Champlain 2000,” a continuous natural series, which won a provincial EMMY and is a past leader of the New York AP Broadcast Association. In 2004, Stewart got the Vermont AP’s Distinguished Service Award.

Stewart Ledbetter Age

Ledbetter was born on 11/12/1961.

Stewart Ledbetter Wife

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Stewart Ledbetter Height

He is approximately 5’9” tall.

Stewart Ledbetter Net Worth

He has an estimated net worth of between $100, 000 and $2 million.

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