Ashley Korslien Biography
Ashley Korslien is a television journalist, currently working at the KGW Media Group in the program titled KGW News at Sunrise on weekdays and also co-hosts another mid-day lifestyle show Portland Today on the same network. Her performance in news reporting gets good appreciation from her peers and followers.
Ashley Korslien Age
Television journalist, Korslien was born on April 30, 1987, in Montana, the US. She is 31 years old as of 2019.
Ashley Korslien Husband
Korslien got married to Christopher Louis Douville a police officer and in Vancouver, Washington on September 13, 2014. The couple is blessed with twins a girl and a boy.
Ashley Korslien Education
She completed her Bachelors from the University of Montana in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science.
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Ashley Korslien Career
Ashley Korslien is a television journalist, currently working at the KGW Media Group in the program titled KGW News at Sunrise on weekdays and also co-hosts another mid-day lifestyle show Portland Today on the same network. She has served for the various news stations such as KECT-TV, KRTV/KXLH, and KREM TV.
Ashley Korslien started off her career as a News Director at KBGA News and Sports. Then in August, she joined KECI-TV as a reporter. She worked at the network for a brief period of time and then she joined as anchor and reporter at KRTV/KXLH.
Ashley worked at KREM TV as a reporter and anchor from May 2011. She worked at the network for nearly two years and then she started working at KGW Media Group. She joined KGW Media Group in Jan 2013 as an anchor and host and she is currently working at the network.
While working in Montana, Ashley founded a non-profit that helps military veterans and their families in times of need. In 2011, the Montana National Guard awarded Ashley the highest honor a civilian can receive. Ashley was presented the Distinguished Patriot Medal for her dedication to Montana’s military families. Ashley has worked as a reporter and anchor since May 2011 at KREM TV. She spent nearly two years working at the network and then started working at the KGW Media Group. As an anchor and host, she joined KGW Media Group in January 2013 and is currently working on the network.
Ashley Korslien Net Worth
Ashley Korslien, as a famous journalist, has an estimated net worth over $1 million.
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Ashley Korslien anchors KGW News at Sunrise every weekday, she is working on the KGW Media Group in their two shows. As an anchor and host, she joined KGW Media Group in January 2013 and is currently working on the network.
Ashley Korslien Twins
Ashley and her husband Christopher welcomed the twins, a son Grant Samuel and daughter, Isla Joy to the world on the 25 July 2018. Since then she has been sharing the glimpse of her moments with children on her Instagram. The couple shares the responsibility of nurturing and raising their children up and the family leads a happy life without any problems in their relationship.
Ashley Korslien Wedding
Ashley got married to Christopher Louis Douville on 13 September 2014, at the Arbor Crest Winery in Spokane. In the wedding ceremony officiated by Kama Hamilton Morton, Ashley was accompanied by her maid of honor,
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Published: Sep 13, 2018
Source: www.oregonlive.com
“Portland Today,” the locally made lifestyle/features/news program that aired weekdays on KGW-TV for two years, may be gone. But according to DJ Wilson, KGW president, and general manager, elements of the show will live on — just in different places.”We’re strategically looking at how we can embed some ‘Portland Today’ legacy and vibe into other shows,” says Wilson. Deciding to end production on “Portland Today,” which aired its final show Friday, Aug. 31, wasn’t easy.
“I have loved ‘Portland Today,’” says Wilson, who adds that she enjoyed seeing the various guests booked for the show gathered in the KGW building lobby prior to the taping.”I don’t want to lose that,” Wilson says, of how the show connected with the community, by bringing in guests to give cooking demonstrations, play music, talk about events, reflect what was going on in the Portland area, and more.
“It was just too difficult to sustain in this environment,” says Wilson. “We thought that if we could re-allocate” some of the “Portland Today” resources into KGW-produced broadcasts in the early morning and 4 p.m. weekday afternoons, “that would be of more value to a broader audience.”Moving “Portland Today” to 2 p.m. “had some effect on the audience,” Wilson says, noting that viewership dropped off after the move.
By contrast, Wilson says, “Daily Blast Live” “is really catching on.” Putting on a daytime show with a pop culture format was something of an experiment, Wilson says, as was NBC using Megyn Kelly, who came from Fox News Channel, to host the “Megyn Kelly Today” morning show. Both shows are examples of trying something different in the daytime, Wilson says. “You really do have to give shows time to breathe,” she says, noting that Kelly has been “lightening it up a bit” on her show.
“‘Daily Blast Live’ is a different show this year, and we’re seeing it attract more viewers. I would say both ‘Daily Blast Live’ and Megyn Kelly are unique approaches.”When it comes to knowing what will work in daytime TV, Wilson says, “There’s no silver bullet,” and notes that in a competitive media environment, it’s worthwhile trying to come up with something beyond daytime staples such as game shows. But Wilson knows there are some programs daytime viewers still feel passionate about.