Ron Sherman

Jim Pitcock, a pioneering reporter and news director who led KATV-TV’s newsroom through ABC’s golden era in the 1960s, 70s and 80s, died Oct. 9, according to the station and his family. read more >

KTHV in Little Rock is bringing back longtime anchor and weatherman Tom Brannon as chief meteorologist as Ed Buckner extends his medical leave indefinitely. read more >

With video on demand growing as a marketing medium, Ron Sherman Advertising and Teleproductions of Little Rock is launching HouseAware, a VOD series that will put Sherman's vast home improvement library at customers' fingertips. read more >

While Gary Weir in his Bozo the Clown character enchanted generations of Arkansas children, Arkansas broadcast professionals emphasize that Weir also had a career beyond the red nose. read more >

After more than two decades at KTHV-TV that made him as familiar to morning viewers as the coffee pot, meteorologist and anchor Tom Brannon is leaving Channel 11 late this year. read more >

Known simply as Beth Ward through her 37-year career at KARK-TV and KTHV-TV in Little Rock, members of Haynie's media family pay their respects. read more >

Ron Sherman had just landed a Guinness World Record for producing 3,503 TV commercials and was in a counting mode, so he faced the inevitable question: How many times did he draw Gusty? read more >

After a year and a half of counting, documenting, and sending evidence to New York, Ron Sherman was certified Tuesday as the Guinness World Record holder for the most TV commercials produced in a career. read more >