Who is Donna Hamilton?
Donna Hamilton is a well-known figure for viewers in the Baltimore area. She became a co-anchor for WBAL-TV 11 News in February 1995. With her skills in interviewing and producing, she contributed significantly to the success of “Evening Magazine,” which was the top-rated prime access program in Baltimore from 1981 to 1990. Often referred to as Baltimore’s First Lady of TV News, Donna Hamilton retired from WBAL-TV11 three years ago.
Age
Height and Weight
As of 2024, Donna measures approximately 5 feet 7 inches tall (about 170 cm) and weighs around 58 kilograms.
Education
Donna studied at Auburn University and The University of Alabama-Birmingham, earning degrees in English and Sociology. Her educational achievements likely played a role in her successful career as a news anchor and interviewer at WBAL-TV for over twenty years.
Hobbies
Donna loves to read, walk, garden, socialize from a distance, and plan trips. She enjoys different book genres and gaining knowledge. Walking keeps her active and healthy. Gardening is both enjoyable and a way to maintain good relations with her neighbors. Even during the pandemic, she finds ways to connect with loved ones safely. Planning trips and exploring new destinations bring her joy
Husband and Marriage
Donna Hamilton is married to David Paulson, who works for the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. They’ve dealt with challenges in their work and personal lives together. During the pandemic, being retired, they spent a lot of time together. They sometimes disagree, but they figure things out. Donna jokes that she needs space when they argue. They also own two vacation homes in North Carolina, which they rent out to visitors, keeping Donna busy managing them.
Career
Donna Hamilton, an experienced news anchor, has had a remarkable career in broadcast journalism.
Donna started in television in Birmingham, Alabama, where she grew up. Initially, she worked as a co-host for a morning talk show, eventually becoming a regular co-host after filling in for the role when needed.
In 1995, Donna joined WBAL-TV in Baltimore. Her first year was challenging, especially with the demanding 5 p.m. newscast, but she became an essential part of the team, contributing to the program’s success.
After 22 years at WBAL-TV, Donna retired. She looks forward to creating a lifestyle website and spending more time with her grandchildren.
Net worth
As of 2024, her net worth is estimated to be between $1 million and $5 million, primarily derived from her successful career.
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