Longtime WEIU-TV director produces her final broadcast
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CHARLESTON, Ill. (WCIA) — Kelly Goodwin is celebrating a significant milestone this year as she wraps up her 25th year serving as the News Director at WEIU, located on Eastern Illinois University’s campus.

Throughout her tenure, Goodwin has been instrumental in helping countless students embark on successful careers in broadcast journalism.

Her career in television news began in the 1990s, and she has gained comprehensive experience by working in nearly every role, from behind the scenes to appearing in front of the camera. When the opportunity to become the News Director at WEIU arose, she embraced it as a chance to impart her extensive knowledge while continuing her passion for storytelling.

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