Terry Burhans Biography, Age, Wife, Education, YouTube, Twitter, News

Terry Burhans Biography

Terry Burhans is an American news reporter at WCHS. Before the U.S. Army trained him as a meteorologist and then found him a place in Germany for two years. His first TV for appearance was a weather gig with magnetic numbers and no computer-generated graphics like today. This was in Baton Rouge – think flying roaches, 90 percent humidity and plenty of hurricanes.

Terry Burhans Age

Burhans is 70 years old as of 2019. He was born on 06/15/1949 in Charleston West Virginia.

Terry Burhans Personal Life

The news reporter was born and raised in West Virginia. However, his personal life has not been disclosed to the public yet.

Terry Burhans Wife

Burhans is happily married to her wife. Together they have a son who earned a master’s degree in forestry at West Virginia University.

Terry Burhans Education

He graduated from Louisiana State University Journalism School.

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Terry Burhans Career

The first TV for me was a weather gig with magnetic numbers and no computer-generated graphics. This was in Baton Rouge – think flying roaches, 90 percent humidity and plenty of hurricanes. He was trained by the U.S Army as a meteorologist and then found me a place in Germany for two years.

He later went to Chicago where he met his long-time partner. Terry has also worked with WMAQ in Chicago where he also met Willard Scott, Jack Perkins, and Deborah Norville — several of my many mentors. He has also worked with WKYC and KUSI. He is currently a news reporter at WCHS.

Burhans YouTube

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Terry Burhans News

Published: Thursday, March 29th, 2018

Source: wchstv.com

BY: Terry Burhans

“On Wednesday, March 28th at the Charleston, West Virginia Clay Center Dan Lohmann’s biography of ‘Hot Rod’ Hundley held it’s World Premiere showing. Representing the evening event Sponsors were Loren Claypool of Health Smart and Monty Warner of The YMCA of Kanawha Valley. I spoke with them both about ‘Hot Rod’ the film and the man.” – Terry Burhans 2018. Terry Burhans brings his wit, wisdom, and comedy to every episode of “The Boomer Show.”

Terry has been a television legend for many years. Not only has he held a variety of positions in broadcasting, but he is also a professional, award-winning meteorologist.  Terry’s television background includes being a writer, producer, and program host. He has been on the air at WMAQ Chicago, WBRZ Baton Rouge, WKYC Cleveland, and KUSI and FOX 6 as well as KGTV in San Diego. Among his many awards for excellence in Broadcasting and TV News, including seven Emmys.

A typical Baby Boomer, he is also an accomplished musician. A former member in several popular Rock n Roll bands, he is an exceptional drummer, harmonica player, pianist, and guitarist.  Besides his excellent credentials in TV News and Meteorology, Terry has a journalism degree from Louisiana State University. He also teaches media communication at Grossmont College. Many of his students say his class is the most popular at the college.

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