Mark Rumsey
Mark Rumsey grew up in Kansas and got his first radio job at age 17 in the town of Abilene, where he announced easy-listening music played from vinyl record albums.
Later stops in his radio career found him reporting and anchoring local news at stations in Chattanooga, Tennessee and Charlotte.
Mark joined the world of public radio in 1997 as News Director at WFAE. Today, he continues to serve as local host for All Things Considered and produces WFAE’s Public Conversations, an ongoing series of community forums.
If Mark turns up missing on a nice autumn day, you might find him on the hiking trails at North Carolina’s Stone Mountain State Park. If he disappears for a week or two – check the Tel Aviv airport. Perhaps he’s found a way to again pursue his passion for traveling to the Holy Land.
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Updated: 12:15 p.m.Mooresville Police and the community are mourning the death of 32-year old K-9 officer Jordan Harris Sheldon. Police say Sheldon was…
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Charlotte’s Annual Jazz Festival is in full swing in uptown. This year’s lineup features Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, Broadway…
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Updated 12:30 a.m.A shooting on the campus of the University of North Carolina Charlotte left two people dead and four wounded Tuesday, prompting a…
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Thousands of teachers from across North Carolina are expected to gather in Raleigh on Wednesday for a march to press their demands for more state funding…
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High winds that whipped across the Charlotte region late Friday afternoon with gusts to at least 48 miles per hour are blamed for a death in Cabarrus County
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Could this be one of the busiest weekends Charlotte’s seen in a while? Emma Way, editor of Charlotte Magazine, believes so. Between the Whitewater…
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Updated: 5:30 p.m.The Carolina Panthers are considering moving their team headquarters from Charlotte to York County. Last month, lawmakers in the South…
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Legislation that would create economic incentives designed to help coax the Carolina Panthers’ headquarters across the state line remains stalled in the…
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The National Weather Service confirms that severe storms spawned about a dozen tornadoes in the Carolinas on Friday.
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This Easter weekend there’s plenty to do in the Charlotte area. From local exhibitions to live music and EDM, it’s something for everyone. Queen City…