WITN-TV
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| Washington, North Carolina | |
| Branding | WITN-7 |
| Slogan | Eastern Carolina's News Channel; Eastern Carolina's Weather Authority |
| Channels | 7 (VHF) analog, 32 (UHF) digital |
| Affiliations | NBC |
| Owner | Gray Television |
| Founded | 1955 |
| Call letters meaning | WashIngToN, original city of license (also: eyeWITNess News, former news branding) |
| Former affiliations | None |
| Website | www.witntv.com |
WITN-TV is the NBC affiliate licensed to Washington, North Carolina. It serves the Washington/Greenville/New Bern television market (DMA 105, 2005-06). The station transmits its analog signal on VHF channel 7, and its digital signal on UHF channel 32. It is operated by Gray Television, Inc.
The station's studio is located in Chocowinity, North Carolina, just down U.S. Highway 17 from Washington. Its transmitter is located in Grifton, North Carolina.
At one point, WITN-TV was also home to radio stations WITN-AM and FM (now WDLX-AM and WERO-FM).
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[edit] East Carolina University sports
In addition to network and syndicated programming, WITN-TV also produces live broadcasts of select ECU football and basketball games that have not been picked up by ESPN as part of their deal with Conference USA, which the Pirates are a member. Even though most of the broadcasts were limited to the Greenville market, WITN did manage to get other stations throughout North Carolina to carry a contest in 2003 that pitted ECU against in-state rival UNC at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium on ECU's campus.
[edit] Personalities
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[edit] News
- Anna Holoman
- Cassandra Bell
- Brent Baker
- Chelsea Donovan
- Dave Jordan
- Heather King
- Jeremy Law
- Patrick Mousse
- Shelby Brown
- Tom Skinner
[edit] Weather
- Jamie Arnold
- Marvin Daugherty, chief meteorologist
- Jennifer Harcher
- Jim Howard
[edit] Sports
- Brian Meador
- Billy Weaver
[edit] External links
| Broadcast television in the Greenville/New Bern/Washington market (Nielsen DMA #107) | ||
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WITN 7 (NBC) - WFXI 8 / WYDO 14 (Fox) - WNCT 9 (CBS) (The CW on DT2) - WCTI 12 (ABC) (Ind on DT2) - WUNM 19 / WUNK 25 (PBS/UNC-TV) - W22CJ 22 / W60CV 60 (TBN) - WPXU 35 / WEPX 38 (i/MNTV) |
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| Out-of-market broadcast television available on cable in some parts of the market | ||
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WSKY 4 (IND, Manteo, NC/Hampton Roads, VA) - WRAL 5 (CBS, Raleigh) - WECT 6 (NBC, Wilmington) - WTVD 11 (ABC, Durham) - WNCN 17 (NBC, Goldsboro) |
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| NBC Network Affiliates in the state of North Carolina | |
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WECT 6 (Wilmington) - WITN 7 (Washington) - WXII 12 (Winston-Salem) - WNCN 17 (Goldsboro / Raleigh) - WCNC 36 (Charlotte) |
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| See also: ABC, CBS, Fox, PBS, UPN, WB and Other stations in North Carolina | |
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