About Me
Carly is thrilled to be back in North Carolina sharing your stories. As a native Charlottean and Tar Heel, she's always kept Carolina on her mind. Carly joins Time Warner Cable News as the Salisbury bureau reporter.
Before, she reported, produced and anchored in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She spent much of her time covering criminal investigations. She also worked on in-depth political topics and had the opportunity to interview Governor Terry McAuliffe and former Gov. Bob McDonnell.
Of all the stories she’s worked on, those that remain closest to her heart involve kids defying the odds through cancer and other serious diseases. After losing a young relative to cancer, Carly raised money to fund research for the American Cancer Society. It did mean kissing a cow, but the cause was more than worth it.
After Carly graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill, she worked as the ‘Positively Virginia’ reporter and evening producer at WSET-TV in Lynchburg. While there, she created ‘Positively Virginia’, a part of WSET’s website that featured local community news.
Carly found her passion for broadcast news in college, where she produced and reported for the award-winning show "Carolina Week" at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Before, she reported, produced and anchored in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She spent much of her time covering criminal investigations. She also worked on in-depth political topics and had the opportunity to interview Governor Terry McAuliffe and former Gov. Bob McDonnell.
Of all the stories she’s worked on, those that remain closest to her heart involve kids defying the odds through cancer and other serious diseases. After losing a young relative to cancer, Carly raised money to fund research for the American Cancer Society. It did mean kissing a cow, but the cause was more than worth it.
After Carly graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill, she worked as the ‘Positively Virginia’ reporter and evening producer at WSET-TV in Lynchburg. While there, she created ‘Positively Virginia’, a part of WSET’s website that featured local community news.
Carly found her passion for broadcast news in college, where she produced and reported for the award-winning show "Carolina Week" at UNC-Chapel Hill.
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