Sunbury switchup
Ali Stevens has returned to the Sunbury radio market as an anchorwoman for WKOK. She previously worked there after the station switched to an all-news format in the late 1990s, but left for a brief stint at WBRE.Stevens will replace anchorwoman/WQKX-FM morning show personality Sara Lauver, who is moving to New York to work in show business, according to the station's website. Lauver is the sixth person to leave WKOK since January 2005.
posted by Howard Beale at 8:00 PM
7 Comments:
Yes, Ali worked at WBRE for a short time in 2001, but she was not on the air. She worked on the assignment desk. I was at WBRE when she was there, and I can't remember what her real last name is! Her name isn't Stevens, as far as I know.
Kibler... not sure where she's returning from.
Great gal!!!
AKA, Allison Kibler, which I do believe is pronounced "Keebler." Lovely woman; bright, savvy, intelligent, charming. A smile that lights up a room, and gorgeous eyes. Yeah, I'm nosey too, where has she been? I don't think she was terribly impressed with teevee.
(Howard, this post may be a repeat of one I "thought" I made earlier today. If so, please dump it, thanks.)
I kinda got the wrong impression of her personality when she was at WBRE, but I will say this: she had one smokin hot body! Her husband is a lucky man!
Interesting how she would draw so many comments since she was never on air at WBRE. And I'd be willing to bet if you stopped a hundred people in either downtown W-B, or Scranton, few would have any idea in hell where Sunbury even is.
Sunbury is now part of an almost brand new radio market, which is Sunbury-Selinsgrove-Lewisburg. I do believe it's market #213. By comparison, Scr/W-B is the majors at #69.
She has been in Baltimore for the past few years. Personal reason have brought her back. However, her pic is gone from the site..is she still there?
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