Phyllis Smith joined WTAP in July 2015, and is currently the Anchor and Producer of WTAP News at 6 and WTAP News at 11.
Phyllis Smith joined WTAP in July 2015.
Phyllis has enjoyed reading and sharing stories with others since she was young.
In 2013, she graduated Magna Cum Laude from West Virginia Wesleyan College with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies and a minor in English. As a member of West Virginia Wesleyan’s Honors Program, she studied abroad in both Florence and London.
While at Wesleyan, she worked at WDTV in Clarksburg and continued there until 2015 as a multimedia journalist/digital reporter.
In her downtime, she likes to make her friends and family laugh. She’s got a knack for impersonations!
Born and raised in Parkersburg, Phyllis is delighted to return home.
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Bronfman and Kathy Russell are scheduled to appear in Brooklyn federal court late Friday afternoon.
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