Amanda Arnold Email & Phone Number | Amanda is an expert and compassionate storyteller who begins with asking questions and actively listening. After decades of work in television, video, and print, she now brings her dedicated focus to telling the stories of individuals who are treasured in their families, businesses, and communities. Utilizing professionals with cameras, lighting, sound, and editing, Amanda Arnold Legacy Videos create 30-minute memoirs of family and business histories. “I love bringing these stories because they’re not ‘here today, gone today,’ as in TV news. Instead, they’re deeply meaningful as they inform, inspire, and endure for generations.” Amanda was born in Atlanta, grew up in Houston, graduated cum laude from The University of Iowa, and worked as an anchor/reporter in major-market television stations across the country – Des Moines, Louisville, Baltimore, and Cleveland, before returning to Houston where she anchored KHOU’s 5, 6, & 10 PM newscasts for five years. Her longtime passion for music and acting led her to Los Angeles for five years, until Houston family called her back home. Business opportunities in television production beckoned from Orlando, Miami, San Francisco, and West Palm Beach. After the death of her longtime love from pancreatic cancer, following invaluable help during his care by a Houston hospice, Amanda returned to Florida to work at Boca Raton’s Hospice and Homecare By The Sea for three years, as Director of Community Relations. After dodging four South Florida hurricanes in 2004, Amanda moved to Southeast Alabama in 2005, to renovate the family home in Dothan where she had visited her grandparents, aunts, and cousins as a girl. She launched Amanda Arnold Communications, and began working as a free-lance writer for Dothan Magazine while also working with Wallace Community College during the last year of its first major gifts campaign. Amanda earned her Master of Arts degree in Communications from Florida State University in 2009, and produced a well-received one hour PBS documentary, "Navigating Aging: No Place for Sissies." She resumed working in Dothan as a speechwriter, consultant, video producer, and book editor/collaborator, primarily for political and business clients. She also served as a public relations executive and fundraiser for local non-profits. In March of 2020, the coronavirus pandemic motivated Amanda to move back into television news. At WDHN, Amanda was the anchor/producer of Wake Up Wiregrass from 5 to 7 AM for a year, then anchored the weekday news at 5, 6 and 10 PM for two years, until June of 2023.

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Dothan, Dothan, United States

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Nexstar Media

News Anchor - Wdhn-Tv

Present

Amanda Arnold Legacy Videos

Owner / Creative Director

2021-12-01 00:00:00 - Present

Amanda Arnold Communications

Community Development Director

2019-01-01 00:00:00 - 2020-01-01 00:00:00

Wfsu Tv Florida State University Pbs Affiliate

Documentary Filmmaker

2008-01-01 00:00:00 - 2008-07-01 00:00:00

Hospice By The Sea

Director Of Community Relations

2000-01-01 00:00:00 - 2005-12-01 00:00:00

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Amanda Arnold is a Amanda is an expert and compassionate storyteller who begins with asking questions and actively listening. After decades of work in television, video, and print, she now brings her dedicated focus to telling the stories of individuals who are treasured in their families, businesses, and communities. Utilizing professionals with cameras, lighting, sound, and editing, Amanda Arnold Legacy Videos create 30-minute memoirs of family and business histories. “I love bringing these stories because they’re not ‘here today, gone today,’ as in TV news. Instead, they’re deeply meaningful as they inform, inspire, and endure for generations.” Amanda was born in Atlanta, grew up in Houston, graduated cum laude from The University of Iowa, and worked as an anchor/reporter in major-market television stations across the country – Des Moines, Louisville, Baltimore, and Cleveland, before returning to Houston where she anchored KHOU’s 5, 6, & 10 PM newscasts for five years. Her longtime passion for music and acting led her to Los Angeles for five years, until Houston family called her back home. Business opportunities in television production beckoned from Orlando, Miami, San Francisco, and West Palm Beach. After the death of her longtime love from pancreatic cancer, following invaluable help during his care by a Houston hospice, Amanda returned to Florida to work at Boca Raton’s Hospice and Homecare By The Sea for three years, as Director of Community Relations. After dodging four South Florida hurricanes in 2004, Amanda moved to Southeast Alabama in 2005, to renovate the family home in Dothan where she had visited her grandparents, aunts, and cousins as a girl. She launched Amanda Arnold Communications, and began working as a free-lance writer for Dothan Magazine while also working with Wallace Community College during the last year of its first major gifts campaign. Amanda earned her Master of Arts degree in Communications from Florida State University in 2009, and produced a well-received one hour PBS documentary, "Navigating Aging: No Place for Sissies." She resumed working in Dothan as a speechwriter, consultant, video producer, and book editor/collaborator, primarily for political and business clients. She also served as a public relations executive and fundraiser for local non-profits. In March of 2020, the coronavirus pandemic motivated Amanda to move back into television news. At WDHN, Amanda was the anchor/producer of Wake Up Wiregrass from 5 to 7 AM for a year, then anchored the weekday news at 5, 6 and 10 PM for two years, until June of 2023.

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Nexstar Media | Amanda Arnold Legacy Videos | Amanda Arnold Communications | Wfsu Tv Florida State University Pbs Affiliate | Hospice By The Sea