JC joined the evening anchors Leslie Foster, Derrick McGinty, Anita Brikman and Topper Shutt in the 5pm show to take a look at her impressive career.
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The Celebration Continues: Leslie, Derrick, Topper, Anita and JC
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King Peggy Interview
0 commentsPeggielene Bartles was working as a secretary in Silver Spring when she got a phone call in the middle of the night that changed her life. Her uncle was dead and now she will have to replace him as King. JC had the privilege to interview King Peggy during the noon newscast. Here is Read more »
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CBS Sports’ James Brown Calls in to wish JC Congratulations!
0 commentsCBS Sportscaster James Brown called in to show love to JC.
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DC Mayor Gray Declares It JC Hayward Day!
0 commentsDC Mayor Vincent Gray declares this momentous day February 21st, 2012 JC Hayward Day!
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NBC4′s Jim Vance and Doreen Gentzler wishes JC Happy 40th!
0 commentsFellow DC news anchors Jim Vance and Doreen Gentzler took time out to share memories of JC and to congratulate her!
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PHOTOS: JC’s 40th Anniversary Special
0 commentsWASHINGTON (WUSA) — JC Hayward celebrated her 40th year anniversary as an on-air talent/reporter/anchor at WUSA9 on Tuesday. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray, Montgomery County Executive Ike Leggett and other DC dignitaries surprised JC during 9News Now at Noon, with a tribute fit for a queen. “I’m honored and so happy that Read more »
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High Tea Celebration For Toni Ford’s 70th Birthday
1 commentA High Tea Celebration was held for Toni Ford’s 70th Birthday. Ford is the founder of Double Nickels, a nonprofit theater company started in 2006 as a way of encouraging seniors to stay actively involved with their communities. Ford and Double Nickels have partnered with organizations such as the Washington National Opera, local college drama Read more »
About JC Hayward
JC Hayward stands out as a gem in the shining crown of broadcast journalism in Washington, DC. As the DC market's first female anchor, she celebrates 39 years as an anchor at WUSA9 and was recently inducted into the National Association of Broadcast Journalists' Hall of Fame.
