News 4 Anchor
Shelby Sheehan
News 4 anchor Shelby Sheehan came to KRNV in March 1998 from Eureka, California. After two years as a general assignment reporter, Shelby was promoted to the anchor position. Email: ssheehan@krnv.com
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Areli Valentin January 2009
A local kindergarten student is teaching others, not to sweat the small stuff, and is setting a great example to other students. This month she's our class act award winner.
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| Sarah Poulsen, December 2008
A junior at Truckee Meadows Community College High School, Sarah Poulsen is making sure some students feel good about starting school and this month she's our Class Act award winner.
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Praven Landry February 2009
A first grader at a Reno elementary school knows the importance of helping others and this month he is News Four's Class Act Award Winner.
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| Lizzy Benson, October 2008
A Junior at Wooster High School is spreading the word about the importance of volunteerism in the community and she is this month s Class Act Award winner.
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Ben Ewing, November 2008
Ben Ewing is inspiring both students and teachers to give to others and because of that he is this month s Class Act award winner.
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| Katherine Bending, September 2008
Sophomore, Katherine Bending is hoping to be an actress someday but in the meantime she has been using her skills as a performer to help younger students. She's been donating her time at Kidscape Productions, an acting program for kids throughout the year. Bending says she's developed good self-esteem and confidence through acting and wanted to pass along the lessons she's learned.
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Nathan Kerr, June 2008
Nathan Kerr is our Class Act Award winner for the month of June. Just before his recent graduation Nathan was the Student Council President, Service Club Member and 1st grade volunteer. Through his responsibilities he has arranged for a canned food drive, organized a school earth day and tutored students every week.
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| Melanie McGarry
Reno High School sophomore Melanie McGarry uses her talents as an artist to help the community. Recently she drew a special picture for the family of 4-year old twins who are fighting a deadly disease called NPC. She has also worn out her tennis shoes in several fundraising walks and volunteers for the Step 2 drug and alcohol rehabilitation program for women and their children.
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2 Wooster ROTC cadets serve their community 3-18
