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Class Of 2004
Barbara Harmon
I've worked in Television for 25 years. My first job was in my home town,
Albuquerque, New Mexico. I worked in the Traffic Department and in the
Newsroom at KOB an NBC affiliate. Interested in experiencing life in a big
city, I packed up and moved to Los Angeles. I soon found work at the
Independent Station KCOP as a National Sales Assistant.
Having experienced life in the big city, I once again found myself ready
for change and was debating a move home when KCBS, a CBS owned and
operated station called with a Traffic position. I worked there for several
years and played catcher on a co-ed softball team (we won the Los
Angeles Championship Title once!) I met my husband to be at KCBS. We
both yearned for a slower pace, so we moved to Reno to be near family and to have one of our own. I
spent a year at KTVN the local CBS affiliate in the newsroom before finding a spot at KNPB a PBS station,
where I've been for 9 years.
Luis Bonilla
Luis started his broadcast career in 1975 at KVOV. Then, in 1981 Luis moved to
KUNV 91.5 FM as the Producer-Conductor of the first public service Spanish
program in Nevada. He then moved to KREL 1280 AM in April of 1988 as the
Morning Drive Host, News and Sports Announcer, and the News Director. During
his time at KREL he also worked at UPI Radio Noticias from January 1989 through
September 1990 as a Local News Correspondent for the International News
Agency. From 1989 to 1996 Luis worked on broadcasting the largest music
festival from Chile, South America to Las Vegas "Vina Del Mar". 1280 AM was the
first radio station from the United States to broadcast this once a year event; and
in 1996 KBLR TV 39 broadcast the festival in 30 minute pre-recorded segments. In
January of 1995 Luis moved to KLSQ 870 AM and worked as a Newscaster and
Sports Director. From October 1994 through December of 2001 Luis worked for KBLR TV 39 as a Sports Anchor for
the 6pm Local News. In May of 1998 Luis started to do voice-overs for Regional and National Radio and TV spots
and translations from English to Spanish and continues to do so today. From January 2002 through June 2004 Luis
worked for KRLV 1340 AM as a Morning Program Host and director.
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