A.P. Herrald Joins WVVA in West Virginia as Evening Co-Anchor
A.P. Herrald - WVVA
A.P. Harreld is joining Bluefield, West Virginia NBC affiliate WVVA as an evening anchor.
Harreld will anchor the 5, 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts alongside Ben Schwartz.
He's worked as a reporter for Wakeup Montana and as a Los Angeles-based national anchor for NBC News Radio. He's also been a broadcaster for a Dodgers affiliate, a Thoroughbred track announcer at multiple Western venues, and the football and basketball play-by-play voice of Bemidji State University.
A.P. told the station he 'appreciates the rare opportunity to anchor for this legendary NBC affiliate.'
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