WTKR TV3 CBS Channel 3 Sign-On Notice (December 1994-1995 Version): Good Morning And Welcome To Another Day Of Broadcasting In Hampton Roads On TV3. WTKR. TV3 Is An Affiliate Of The CBS Television Network. Stay Tuned For The Very Best In News, Information And Entertainment. We're Proud To Be Serving Hampton Roads. You're Watching TV3. WTKR.
Proud To Serve All Of Southeastern Virginia And Northeastern North Carolina. Where Local News Comes First. NewsChannel 3. WTKR Channel 3. A New York Times Company Station. (1997).
6:01 This open was only used in 2000. There’s a blooper reel on RUclips showing the former open/graphics (with the flat blue/white lower thirds) was used in February 2000, and the more red look was in by October 2000.
We'll it is assumed that WTKR and WXMI were the first stations in these markets to carry a Stephen Arnold music package once Scripps took control of the station since the great SESAC disaster of 2006.
WTAR-TV CBS Channel 3 Sign-On Notice (1957 Version): WTAR-TV. The Virginian-Pilot, The Ledger-Dispatch And The Portsmouth Star Television Station. Channel 3 In Norfolk, Virginia. Returns To The Air For Today. WTAR-TV Has 100,000 Watts Video Power And 10,000 Watts Audio Power. This Is The Television Seal Of The National Association Of Radio And Television Broadcasters. Symbol Of The Broadcasting Standards Is Set Forth By The Television Code As Administered By The Television Code Board In Washington, D.C., WTAR-TV Is A Subscriber To The Television Code.
Anchor Barbara Ciara is retiring after over 40 years in broadcasting in the Hampton Roads area at the end of this month. Barbara is one of the few anchors that have worked all three Hampton Roads stations.
WTKR really did the incomparable Jane Gardner wrong by demoting her to weekends and replacing her with Lisa Godley on the weekday 5pm newscasts sometime around 1998. Jane was first class and worked with Ed Hughes so well. WTKR was so mismanaged during that time.
Hey! Thanks for taking my suggestion. BUT in order for the feature to work properly you have to drop the colon from the "5:30" and "6:30" in your description otherwise that confuses the system and the chapters won't show up. You could type them as "5-30", "5 30", even "5.30" but if you use the colon it won't work. This is something I came across at when I first started doing that.
@@theidjunkie5344 oh, you also have to start it at 0:00... that's why it's not working yet. I guess you could just include the beginning ID as part of the description? Sorry I should have caught that.
@@Studio31MediaArchive WTKR was one of two television stations that have known to use a typeface known as Peignot in their logos during the 2000s, the other station was WXXA.
WTKR. We're 3 For You. Norfolk. (1984).
WTKR. Hampton Roads, You're Looking Good! (1983).
WTKR. 60 Years Of NewsChannel 3. Taking Action. Getting Results. Norfolk, Virginia (1950-2010).
40 Years In The Land Of The 3. WTKR Channel 3 (1950-1990).
WTKR. 50 Years Of NewsChannel 3. Norfolk, Virginia. (1950-2000).
WTKR. 70 Years Of News 3. Norfolk, Virginia (1950-2020).
WTKR Channel 3. We're 3 For All. (1984 Only. 2nd Version).
TV3. Hampton Roads' News Leader. WTKR Channel 3 (1994).
WTKR NewsChannel 3. Your News. Your Stories. Your Hampton Roads News Leader. Norfolk. (1999).
We're The Land Of The 3. WTKR Channel 3 (1987-1988).
WTKR Channel 3. CBS For Hampton Roads. Discover For Hampton Roads. (1987).
NewsChannel 3. Your Hampton Roads NewsChannel. WTKR. (1995-2000).
This Is WTKR. TV3. Hampton Roads (1994 Only).
WTKR TV3 CBS Channel 3 Sign-On Notice (December 1994-1995 Version): Good Morning And Welcome To Another Day Of Broadcasting In Hampton Roads On TV3. WTKR. TV3 Is An Affiliate Of The CBS Television Network. Stay Tuned For The Very Best In News, Information And Entertainment. We're Proud To Be Serving Hampton Roads. You're Watching TV3. WTKR.
I Am...TV3 People. WTKR. Channel 3. TV3. Your News Source For Hampton Roads. Southeastern Virginia And Northeastern North Carolina (1994).
NewsChannel 3. Taking Action. Getting Results. WTKR Channel 3. (2011-2016).
From The Peninsula To The Southside. To The Eastern Shore And Outer Banks. News 3. WTKR Channel 3. (1990-1991).
Proud To Serve All Of Southeastern Virginia And Northeastern North Carolina. Where Local News Comes First. NewsChannel 3. WTKR Channel 3. A New York Times Company Station. (1997).
WTKR Channel 3. News 3. The Home Of Super Bowl 53 (2019).
You're Watching WTKR Channel 3. The Home Of Channel 3 Eyewitness News. (1992-1993).
Your Nagano 1998 Winter Olympics Station. WTKR NewsChannel 3. Norfolk. (1998).
6:01 This open was only used in 2000. There’s a blooper reel on RUclips showing the former open/graphics (with the flat blue/white lower thirds) was used in February 2000, and the more red look was in by October 2000.
We'll it is assumed that WTKR and WXMI were the first stations in these markets to carry a Stephen Arnold music package once Scripps took control of the station since the great SESAC disaster of 2006.
RIP Jane Gardner, who passed away in July 2020 from cancer.
Your NewsChannel 3. WTKR Channel 3. (2003).
Every single American station’s 5pm newscast be like: *LIVE AT FIVE*
WTAR-TV CBS Channel 3 Sign-On Notice (1957 Version): WTAR-TV. The Virginian-Pilot, The Ledger-Dispatch And The Portsmouth Star Television Station. Channel 3 In Norfolk, Virginia. Returns To The Air For Today. WTAR-TV Has 100,000 Watts Video Power And 10,000 Watts Audio Power. This Is The Television Seal Of The National Association Of Radio And Television Broadcasters. Symbol Of The Broadcasting Standards Is Set Forth By The Television Code As Administered By The Television Code Board In Washington, D.C., WTAR-TV Is A Subscriber To The Television Code.
Lora Cain temporary filled in as an announcer for wheel of fortune after Charlie O’Donnell died in late 2010.
Up next is Scripps' other CBS station in Virginia - WTVR-TV in Richmond.
Anchor Barbara Ciara is retiring after over 40 years in broadcasting in the Hampton Roads area at the end of this month. Barbara is one of the few anchors that have worked all three Hampton Roads stations.
WTKR really did the incomparable Jane Gardner wrong by demoting her to weekends and replacing her with Lisa Godley on the weekday 5pm newscasts sometime around 1998. Jane was first class and worked with Ed Hughes so well. WTKR was so mismanaged during that time.
The '94 Ones kinda Reminds me of Etienne Robial
Hey! Thanks for taking my suggestion. BUT in order for the feature to work properly you have to drop the colon from the "5:30" and "6:30" in your description otherwise that confuses the system and the chapters won't show up. You could type them as "5-30", "5 30", even "5.30" but if you use the colon it won't work. This is something I came across at when I first started doing that.
Fixed.
@@theidjunkie5344 oh, you also have to start it at 0:00... that's why it's not working yet. I guess you could just include the beginning ID as part of the description? Sorry I should have caught that.
@@Studio31MediaArchive WTKR was one of two television stations that have known to use a typeface known as Peignot in their logos during the 2000s, the other station was WXXA.
7:02 7:03 7:05 7:06 7:07
That radar sound scare me.😨
Do more sinclair this time kbak-kbfx they got there sinclair graphics at late october
S BEN already did that.
6:08 WNEP graphic mixed with WXYZ/NWCN theme.
The graphics at 3:43 were also shared with then-NYTCo sister WNEP. The GM at the time, Elden Hale, came from WNEP.
Discover The Land Of The 3. WTKR. Norfolk, Virginia. (1986-1988).
WTKR. TV 3. Norfolk. This Is TV 3. (1994).