Hoppy Kercheval
The radio “dean” of West Virginia broadcasters, Hoppy Kercheval joined West Virginia Radio Corporation in 1976.
The radio “dean” of West Virginia broadcasters, Hoppy Kercheval joined West Virginia Radio Corporation in 1976.
The state of West Virginia’s most recognizable sports voice is in his second decade with West Virginia Radio Corporation.
The award-winning native of Pratt, West Virginia took over as head of the news division of Metronews in August of 2000.
Shauna Johnson grew up in Fairmont, went to college in Morgantown and has lived and worked throughout West Virginia in the time since then.
The morning voice of the Morning News on MetroNews has been associated with West Virginia Radio Corporation for more than a decade.
A Morgantown native and West Virginia University graduate, Greg Hunter has served as a co-host on the MetroNews Statewide Sportsline for over two decades.
Jennifer Smith is a true gold and blue Mountaineer. She is a graduate of Fairmont Sr. High and West Virginia University’s Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism.
Travis Jones has extensive experience in sports broadcasting, having co-hosted the Statewide Sportsline on Sunday night since 1996.
Fred Persinger joined the MetroNews Radio Network fulltime in October 2001, but has been a member of the MetroNews family for over 20 years.
Garrett Cullen is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of West Virginia University where he received a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast News in 2010.
Allan joined MetroNews in 2012, following 18 years of newspaper, work as an SEC columnist, sports editor, managing editor, news reporter and media consultant.
Sports anchor for West Virginia Radio Corporation and the Mountaineer flagship stations WAJR-AM and WVAQ-FM in Morgantown.
Travis graduated from PCC with a Bachelors degree in Broadcasting and shortly after moved to Charleston to take his first full-time radio job at MetroNews and WCHS-AM.
