PALM BEACH, FLA. — A local TV news anchor for a pair of TEGNA stations serving Jacksonville and the Chief Executive Officer of Beasley Media Group are the latest inductees into the Florida Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
Caroline Beasley was one of two women recognized for their career accomplishments at a Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame Gala and Awards Ceremony held Thursday night at The Breakers. It marks the third consecutive year the FAB has held a Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Ms. Beasley was joined by Jeannie Blaylock, a veteran “First Coast News” anchor at WTLV-TV and WJXX-TV, has been a champion of journalism in Northeast Florida and breast cancer awareness nationwide for more than 40 years.
In a news release, FAB President/CEO Pat Roberts congratulated both for their accomplished leadership in Florida’s broadcast industry.
“Caroline Beasley and Jeannie Blaylock represent the very best of Florida broadcasting,” said Roberts. “Their careers reflect exceptional leadership, professionalism, and a deep commitment to serving their communities. We are proud to recognize their extraordinary contributions and to celebrate the lasting impact they have had on broadcasting in our state.”
The Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame recognizes individuals “whose careers have left a lasting mark on Florida’s radio and television industry.”
Inductees are selected based on a distinguished professional career directly tied to Florida and at least 25 years of service to broadcasting.
“Honorees represent the highest standards of integrity, leadership, innovation, achievement, and service to the industry,” the FAB said.
