Myrtle Beach, October 3, 2025
News Summary
Myrtle Beach’s WMBF News celebrates a remarkable achievement with 17 nominations from the Radio Television Digital News Association. Their exceptional reporting, including segments like ‘Snow on the Beach’ and insightful economic features, highlights the dedication of the team. The awards reflect the high standard in local journalism, particularly in categories that resonate with the Myrtle Beach community and golf enthusiasts. As anticipation builds for the upcoming awards ceremony, the pride in local success stories shines through.
Exciting Times in Myrtle Beach: WMBF News Nabs 17 Nominations!
In a thrilling announcement, Myrtle Beach is buzzing with excitement as WMBF News has earned a whopping 17 nominations from the Radio Television Digital News Association for its annual awards. These nominations cover a wide range of categories, showcasing the great work produced by the dedicated team at WMBF News.
What Are the Nominations All About?
WMBF News is in the running for accolades in many categories including the much-coveted Best Newscast. This year, they are recognized for their outstanding broadcast titled “Snow on the Beach.” It’s not just the newscast that’s grabbing attention; they also have several fascinating segments that have caught the eye of the judges.
In the Consumer and Economic category
Two entries are flying the flag for WMBF News. The segment “Watching Your Wallet”, presented by Rachel Bogle and Derek Harrision, offers viewers essential insights into their spending habits. This hot topic has clearly resonated with audiences and judges alike. On the other hand, “Camping World” by WCSC Live 5 News is equally vying for glory in this category, featuring Emily Johnson and Michael Allison.
When it Comes to General News
WMBF News presents “Outrunning Fear”, a noteworthy piece reported by Ale Espinosa and George Hansen, while WCSC tackles the serious topic of allegations of corruption in North Charleston with “North Charleston Corruption Allegations.”
Digging Deep: Investigative Reporting
The investigative unit at WMBF has entered the spotlight with their compelling piece “Modern Rust,” highlighted by the reporting team of Makayla Evans, Anya Carney, and George Hansen. They’re up against WCSC again for their investigation titled “Roofing Company Leaves Customers Out Thousands.”
Shining a Light on Features and Photography
WMBF News excels in the Light Feature category with “Shoot Like a Girl”, presented by Rachel Bogle. In the photography category, “A Flute Choir Christmas” by George Hansen brings a festive flair that has captured the judges’ attention.
Series, Specials, and Sports
The team has also entered the Series category with “This is Carolina,” led by Loren Korn and George Hansen. Not to be missed, the special report titled “Hate in South Carolina” showcases the storytelling prowess of Anya Carney and others. Sports reporting is another area where WMBF shines, with multiple entries, including “Saguto Golf Creates Crispy Golf Shots” and “Sandy Dreams,” both spotlighting the talents of Teagan Brown and George Hansen.
Shining Stars: Individual Awards
Celebrations extend beyond group nominations as several individual journalists are recognized for their exceptional work. Rachel Bogle is up for the prestigious TV News Anchor of the Year, and the dynamic duo of Eric Weisfeld and Rachel Bogle are nominated for TV News Anchor Team of the Year. Photography enthusiasts will note that George Hansen is a contender for TV News Photographer of the Year, while Emily Shiroff is in the mix for TV News Producer of the Year and Jamie Arnold gets a nod for TV Weathercaster of the Year.
Let’s Not Forget Other Awards!
Meanwhile, Myrtle Beach International Airport is also in the spotlight, being nominated for two awards in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards–for best small airport and best resort airport.
A Tribute to Success
WMBF News recently shone at the South Carolina Broadcasters Association’s STAR Awards with awards for best weather coverage during the 2025 winter snowstorm, while George Hansen took home the title of Photographer of the Year. Furthermore, Rachel Bogle was recognized as Anchor of the Year, and accolades were given for their feature “Bean Dreaming” and Weathercaster of the Year for Jamie Arnold.
Community Recognition
In the spirit of celebrating local favorites, WMBF News has been named Best TV station in Horry County for the fifth consecutive year by the Myrtle Beach Herald/My Horry News Reader’s Choice Awards.
Looking Ahead
Mark your calendars for November 8, 2025, as that is when the winners will be announced at a grand luncheon in Charlotte. The excitement is palpable, and the pride in the Myrtle Beach community is undeniable!
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Additional Resources
- WMBF News RTDNA Awards Nominations
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- Wikipedia: Television News
- Google Search: News Reporting
- Encyclopedia Britannica: News
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