News Summary
Brandon Taylor, a Winthrop University graduate, rejoins 27 News as the evening anchor. After previously anchoring at Wake Up Wisconsin, he brings valuable experience and a strong community connection back to his role, focused on delivering local news stories and engaging with viewers.
Madison, Wisconsin – Brandon Taylor has returned to 27 News as the evening anchor, making his debut on April 2023. Taylor, whose previous role was as an anchor for Wake Up Wisconsin from 2014 to 2018, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge back to the Wisconsin news scene.
Brandon Taylor graduated from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina, in 2007, where he earned a degree in Communications and Journalism. His journey in broadcasting began shortly after graduation, taking on his first role at a television station in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Taylor’s career has seen significant growth since those early days, showcasing his dedication and skills in delivering news to viewers.
Excited about returning to the place he calls “home,” Taylor expressed enthusiasm about rejoining the 27 News team. He will be anchoring the evening news on weekdays at 5, 6, and 10 p.m., providing viewers with the latest updates and important stories from around the region.
Career Overview and Contributions
Brandon Taylor’s broadcasting career began with his tenure at the Myrtle Beach television station, where he honed his skills in journalism and television presentation. His move to Madison in 2014 marked a significant point in his career, where he quickly became a notable figure as part of the morning news team. His reporting and anchoring style resonated with viewers, earning him a dedicated following during his years at Wake Up Wisconsin.
During his time at Wake Up Wisconsin, Taylor contributed to numerous stories that highlighted local issues, community events, and significant newsworthy occurrences. His ability to engage with the audience and present news in a relatable manner distinguished Taylor as a trusted anchor in the community.
Returning to Wisconsin
In a recent career update, Taylor emphasized the importance of his roots and expressed a strong connection to the local community. Coming back to Wisconsin, he looks forward to re-establishing relationships with viewers and continuing to provide informative and impactful news coverage. His return is anticipated to bring a familiar face back to the anchor desk and reassure viewers of his dedication to journalism.
This is not just a personal achievement for Taylor, but also a significant moment for 27 News, as the network seeks to maintain strong connections with its audience. The addition of Taylor to the evening news lineup aims to enhance the quality of reporting and maintain the local focus that viewers have come to expect.
Future Plans
As Brandon Taylor steps into his new role, the focus of the 27 News team will likely shift to incorporating more local stories and showcasing important community events. Taylor’s background in communications and journalism equips him well to tackle various subjects, ensuring that the evening broadcasts remain engaging and informative.
With his extensive experience in the news industry and a committed audience base, Taylor’s return is expected to resonate positively with viewers. As he begins this new chapter in his career, his contributions will undoubtedly impact the local news landscape in Wisconsin.
Brandon Taylor’s return as an evening anchor at 27 News signifies a celebration of both his professional journey and his ties to the Wisconsin community, promising a fresh perspective and continuity in local news coverage.
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