Calyn Thompson
Reporter and Anchor at WHO-TV (Des Moines, IA)
📺 Anchor/Reporter for @WHO13news | 🌽 Proud Iowan | 🍊 @WartburgCollege alumna | 💭 Thoughts are my own | 📝 Story idea? Email me: [email protected]
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who13.com | Calyn Thompson
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yahoo.com | Calyn Thompson
WHO 13 NEWS – We have an update on Joedy VanVelzen’s journey on the Appalachian Trail. He and his team of veterans made it out of the Smoky Mountains National Park and into Hot Springs, North Carolina. In an update on his Facebook page, VanVelzen said cold temps and rain have made for some exhausting hiking conditions. His trail runners are deteriorating so quickly after nearly 300 miles, his wife had to overnight him some new ones.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Calyn Thompson
DES MOINES, Iowa — A Des Moines native is back in the metro to premiere his new movie titled “Bob Trevino Likes It.”It’s based on a true story of friendship that the writer and director of the film found with a stranger while looking for her father on social media. Roosevelt High School alum Edgar Rosa produced the movie and spoke with students at Central Campus about how he got involved with the project.
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3 weeks ago |
who13.com | Calyn Thompson
CHURDAN, Iowa – Paton Churdan is a small, rural district with a principal who shows her students every day what it means to be strong. Annie Smith is the latest educator to be awarded the Golden Apple. As principal, she interacts with all students at Paton Churdan, Pre-K through 12. “I love it. I mean it really is so good,” Smith said. “One, it keeps things interesting all the time.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Calyn Thompson
CHURDAN, Iowa – Paton Churdan is a small, rural district with a principal who shows her students every day what it means to be strong. Annie Smith is the latest educator to be awarded the Golden Apple. As principal, she interacts with all students at Paton Churdan, Pre-K through 12. “I love it. I mean it really is so good,” Smith said. “One, it keeps things interesting all the time.
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Renovations are happening at the Blue Ribbon Bar & Eatery at the @IowaStateFair! @rogerriley reports on the progress. https://t.co/Fxs6ZzduSN
RT @Daily__Bible___: I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13
This Saturday, April 12th - you can watch high school athletes in the 48th annual Jim Duncan Invitational streaming on the WHO 13+ app! Watch @JustinSurrency's interview with @DrakeRelays Director @BlakeBoldon by clicking the link below. https://t.co/8bBcPsxUXU