Chelsea Reber's last day at Bryan Broadcasting

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This podcast is a montage of Chelsea Reber's last day as a member of WTAW's The Infomaniacs on December 22, 2025.In addition to The Infomaniacs, Chelsea's work at Bryan Broadcasting included composing news stories, conducting interviews, and anchoring newscasts on Candy 95, Peace 107, Willy 97, Maverick 100.9, My Magic 97.3, and The Zone.Chelsea also administered public service announcements on the air and online for many of the Bryan Broadcasting stations.Her work earned her multiple awards from the Texas Association of Broadcasters, Texas Associated Press Broadcasters, and contributing to two Edward R. Murrow regional awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association.This podcast includes a proclamation, which was the idea of Ellen Fuller of the local chapter of Wreaths Across America, and recorded by College Station mayor John Nichols, Bryan mayor Bobby Gutierrez, and acting Brazos County county judge Kyle Kacal.

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