Mike Mallory Biography
Mike Mallory is an award-winning American journalist and the morning host of WPSD in Paducah, Kentucky since 1998.
Mike Mallory Age
Mike Mallory was born on April 25 in Olmstead, Kentucky. , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. However, she hid information about her birth year from the media and the public. Looks like Mike may be in his 50s.
Mike Mallory Height
Mallory is 5 feet 8 inches tall.
Mike Mallory’s Wife
He was happily married to his high school sweetheart Jenny. However, he kept the details of his beloved wife a secret. Mike and Jenny have three sons: Will, Alex and Matt. However, we will update it when we get information about his wife.
The Mike Mallory Family
Mike was born and raised in Olmsted, Kentucky, to his devoted parents. However, she has not disclosed any information about whether she has devoted parents or siblings. We will update this site as information becomes available.
Mike Mallory Education
He attended Western Kentucky University in 1981 and earned a BA in Mass Communication and Journalism in 1985.
Mike Mallory Salary
His annual salary ranges from $40,600 to $130,800.
Mike Mallory Net Worth
Mike has managed to make a fortune over the years and has an estimated net worth of between $1 million and $5 million.
Mike Mallory Career
Since 1998, he is currently WPSD’s Evening News Presenter in Paducah, Kentucky. Mike, St. Joe’s Dream Home is hosting the Giveaway Event. He travels to Memphis every year to teach incredible patients and support the hospital.
Mike is also the Regional President of Memory Walks (formerly the Walk to End Alzheimer’s). He received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Kentucky Physician Association for his efforts at the Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation. Previously, he served as a newscaster, sportscaster, and morning show host for WTVW in Evansville for over 11 years.
She joined our station hosting Local 6 Today in 1998. He also worked at Local 6 for over 11 years. Moved to our store as a precursor to Village 6 Today. Also, Mike got his first television role on TV43 in Hopkinsville before returning to Bowling Green, where he spent two years at WBKO.