Paul Lazar
Evening news anchor, reporter, and producer of Music From St. Stephen's and other programs, Paul Lazar is the Radio Production Coordinator at WVIA-FM.
Paul got his start in radio at Rock 107. In 2008, he had the opportunity to produce a Christmas program for WVIA with special guest Chevy Chase. In 2009, he won a Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters award for his news feature, "World War II Stories," that featured interviews with World War II veterans at the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C.
He's worked at the Times Leader, and also worked as a stringer at the Scranton Times covering high school football.
Paul is a 2001 graduate of the Pennsylvania State University, where he received his B.A. in Journalism.
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This week, Temple B’nai B’rith in Kingston Plans Free Lecture Series For Senior Citizens & Their Caregivers, “Pawsome” New Veterinary Clinic Comes to the Aid of Area Animal Rescues & Shelters and much more!
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This week, PSU looks to expand a weather tool across the state, “Coal Country Portraits” and our anthracite heritage, and more!
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This week, Moravian Bethlehem could possibly become a World Heritage Site, Keystone Edition Health looks at healthcare for the elderly, and more!
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On this week's episode, a PA group looks to educate voters ahead of the May municipal primary election, what makes regional podcast tick, and much more!
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This week, a workforce development program enrolling students in Lackawanna & Luzerne counties, Keystone Business looks at at diverse career options for women, and more.
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This week, a PA environmental group seeks stronger EPA standards for soot pollution, a youth suicide prevention forum to be held in Lewisburg, and more.
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On this episode, Solving “Park Equity Problems” in Scranton, a New Wi-Fi Project in Lackawanna County to Benefit Those in Public Housing, and more!
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This week on Keystone Edition, a new skate park is coming to the Wilkes-Barre area, a theater-in-the-classrom production brings national parks to school students, and more.
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On this episode of Keystone Edition, examining the PA teacher shortage, a new collaborative at Marywood University, and more!
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This week, artists “Pass Go” in East Stroudsburg thanks to a new collaborative effort, an area University Professor Emeritus pens a new book, and much more.