Patrice King Brown Day Declared In Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - The city of Pittsburgh honored Patrice King Brown Tuesday morning following her retirement last week.
Tuesday was declared as Patrice King-Brown Day in Pittsburgh and KDKA's Harold Hayes accepted the award on her behalf.
Patrice worked at KDKA-TV for 33 years and delivered her final newscast Friday afternoon.
She graduated from West Virginia University and joined KDKA-TV in October 1978 as co-host of the award winning afternoon show, Pittsburgh 2Day.
Some of her most notable interviews included Jerry Lewis, Elizabeth Taylor, Tom Hanks, Robin Williams, Oprah and President Barack Obama.
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