Wayne has been an employee of WTVA since 1982.
Wayne has been an employee of WTVA since 1982.
During his tenure, he's done everything from operating floor cameras to anchoring the weekend news.
After leaving the business, Wayne returned in 1998 as a reporter/photographer.
He graduated from Mississippi State University with a B.A. in Communications in 1981.
"I've always enjoyed meeting the people and doing something different every day," said the Tupelo native. "In this business, there's never a dull moment. I like that."
Wayne has been married to his wife Pauline since 1985.
He has a daughter, Stephanie, and a son, David.
The blood drive was used to help sickle cell patients, including classmates.
Surveillance video shows the moment a truck collided with a clock in Aberdeen.
The defeated candidate spent approximately one week examining the ballots from the Nov. 5 general election.
It's that time of year when deer seem to be everywhere in Mississippi.
Tupelo Police need help finding a truck that was stolen from the parking lot at Scruggs Farm, Lawn and Garden.
President Donald Trump made his second trip to Tupelo on Friday.
The CEO of 4-County Electric explained why the company has not started providing its customers with broadband internet.
A Corinth doctor died after his car caught on fire.
The families of the two people killed in separate shootings at a store in Shannon Thursday spoke about their loved ones.
The Lowndes County School District is among many districts in north Mississippi that received an "A" grade from the Mississippi Department of Education.
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