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WHSV-TV is the ABC affiliate for the Harrisonburg, Virginia market, DMA 181. WHSV signed on in the 1950s as WSVA, as a satellite of WMAL (now WJLA) and WRC in Washington, D.C. WHSV is owned by Gray Television. Its transmitter is located just west of Stanley, Virginia.

TV-3 Winchester

In the fall of 2006, WHSV will pipe their syndicated programming and the ABC feed to Winchester, Virginia, to the new station "TV-3 Winchester", which will be broadcast digitally and carried on cable. Named so, after Harrisonburg, Virginia sister station, WHSV. "TV-3 Winchester" is a joint project with WHSV and Shenandoah University. Brad Ramsey, formerly the sports director/anchor, and more recently a sales account executive, at WHSV will handle general manager duties at the new station. At the beginning, the station will carry a local 7pm (no 6pm cast) and 11pm newscast, with morning newscasts coming in early 2007.

Studios for "TV-3 Winchester" are currently being built along Millwood Pike, in Winchester for the Fall 2006 launch. More information can be found at Tv3Winchester.com.

Newscasts

Weekdays

  • TV-3 News Daybreak - 5AM-7AM
  • TV-3 News at Noon - NOON-12:30PM
  • TV-3 News at 5 - 5PM-5:30PM
  • TV-3 News at 6 PM - 6PM-6:30PM
  • TV-3 News at 11 PM - 11PM-11:35PM

Weekends

  • TV-3 News at 6 PM - 6PM-6:30PM
  • TV-3 News at 11 PM - 11PM-11:35PM

Specials

  • The Endzone - Fridays during High School Football Season - 11:35PM-12:05AM

Current personalities

WHSV News Team

  • Meryl Conant-Waynesboro Reporter
  • Bob Corso-5pm and 11pm News Anchor
  • Kelly Creswell-Harrisonburg City Reporter
  • Jamie Curott-6pm and 11pm News Anchor
  • Evan Fitzgerald-Daybreak Anchor
  • Van Hackett-News Director and 6pm Anchor
  • Melanie Lofton-Weekend Anchor
  • Lauren McKay-Rockingham County Reporter
  • Mike Mueller-Staunton Reporter
  • Raymond Rivera-Augusta County Reporter
  • Jenelle Smith-Daybreak and Noon Anchor
  • Shane Symolon-Weekend Reporter
  • Robin Tanner-Daybreak General Assignment Reporter

WHSV Weather Team

  • George Hirschmann-Chief Meteorologist/Weekday Evening Meteorologist
  • Melinda Summers-Daybreak and Noon Meteorologist

WHSV Sports Team

  • Damon Dillman-Weekend Sports Anchor
  • Joe Downs-Weekday Evening Sports Anchor

Note: "Evening" Newscasts include the 5, 6, and 11pm Newscasts

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