
Amanda got her very first job at the age of 8 when her parents allowed her to start a small neighborhood newspaper selling 25-cent copies. She reported about missing pets, Garbage collection date and it was then she realized there was much more to journalism and that television news was the path to follow. She says no other medium combines pictures and words to create such powerful messages.
The Emmy -Award-winning journalist goit her first job in Evansville, Indiana. Here she covered a devastating tornado that killed 25 people, she, later on, filed reports for both the weather station and CNN,
Being a longtime horse rider, it was only fitting that Lexington, Kentucky was the next stop for The news anchor. Amanda grew up showing Hunter/Jumpers, she also helped her mother breed, deliver and train three foals on their small horse farm, She was awarded an Emmy While at WLEX in Lexington, for a report on the historic Keeneland racetrack.
This was also where Amanda picked up her first thoroughbred, “Unafraid” who she now keeps with her in Knoxville. In early mornings she worked a thoroughbred farm in the mornings, helping break horses for the track
Amanda’s career came full-blown when she moved back to Tennessee to work at WTVF in Nashville. At WTVF she had the opportunity to share incredible stories alongside some of the most talented photojournalists in the country.
Amanda Hara WVLT
WVLT Anchors and Reporters
Here are some of her team at WVLT:
- Ted Hall
- Brittany Tarwater
- Alan Williams
- Harry Sullivan
- Robert Grant
- Anne Brock
- Justin McDuffie
- Ashley Bohle
- Arial Starks
- Abby Kousouris
- Whitney Kent
- Heather Haley
- Austin Bowling
- Ben Cathey
- Kyle Grainger
- Rick Russo
- Mark Packer
- Caleb Noe
- Zack Rickens
- Marybeth Jacoby
- Nash Armstrong
- Dave Winstrom
- Keith Smith
- Sarah Callahan
Amanda Hara Awards and Achievements
Amanda is undoubtedly a fine journalist. She is the recipient of 4 Emmy Awards, 24 Emmy Award nominations, five Edward R. Murrow awards, and 14 Associated Press awards. For her coverage of a Nashville firefighter who was sickened by hazardous materials while on the job Amanda was awarded an Emmy. She later on also received Emmy nominations for stories about a homeless mother attending college, a therapy dog working in Vanderbilt’s pediatric cancer wing, a massive horse rescue, just to list a few.
Frequently Asked Questions About Amanda
Who is Amanda Hara?
Amanda Hara is an American Multi- Award-winning Journalist who currently anchors the 6:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.newscasts on WVLT and the 10:00 p.m. newscast on CW Monday through Friday.
How old is Amanda Hara?
Amanda was born on Feb 2, 1982, in Snoqualmie, Washington, United States. She is 38 years as of 2020. She celebrates her birth on February 2 every year.
What nationality is Amanda Hara?
Amanda is an American national.
How tall is Amanda Hara?
Amanda stands at an average height, she has not shared her height with the public. Her height will be listed once we have it from a credible source.
Is Amanda Hara married?
The award-winning journalist is a married woman. She is married to Audun Hansen. Amanda tied the knot with her husband Audun Hansen on Saturday, August 6, 2016, in a ceremony held at a historic farm, Boen Gård As, near Audun’s hometown of Kristiansand, Norway.
On January 8, at 1;10 PM Amanda and her husband Audun welcomed their first baby. The baby boy weighed 8 pounds 7 ounces and 21.5 inches long.
How much is Amanda Hara worth?
Amanda has not yet revealed her net worth. We will update this section when we get and verify information about the wealth and properties under her name.
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