Jose Sandoval
Reporter and Afternoon HostJose Sandoval is the afternoon host and reporter for Blue Ridge Public Radio.
Originally from Illinois, Jose’s career in public radio began in early 2022 as a producer for the Hola initiative at WNIJ in DeKalb, Illinois. During his time there, he interned with NPR on their content development team. At NPR, Jose had the opportunity to work on season two of Louder Than A Riot and on All The Only Ones. He also has worked as a camera operator for independent hockey and baseball teams in Illinois. Jose joined BPR in October 2023.
He has a degree in mass media, with a focus in radio, from Illinois State University. In his free time, he loves to workout, play basketball, explore Asheville, game, and try new coffee shops.
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Guía del votante del Ayuntamiento de Asheville
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More than 3 million people have voted in the 2024 General Election. Early voting ends Saturday. Here's what we know so far.
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The Town of Black Mountain invited the community on October 29th to honor and remember those who were lost due to Hurricane Helene.
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The first lady visited Asheville with World Central Kitchen's José Andrés to thank volunteers and survey damage from Hurricane Helene.
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El NCDHHS ha anunciado una prórroga de un día para el D-SNAP
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El miércoles, algunas personas que llamaron a la línea directa estatal no pudieron comunicarse para una entrevista
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El último día para solicitar D-SNAP es el 24 de octubre.
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Governor Cooper and other officials update recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene.
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Oct. 17 was the first day of early voting in North Carolina. State BOE director Karen Brinson Bell and Buncombe BOE director Corrine Duncan gave remarks outside of an early voting precinct in Buncombe County.
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The aftermath of Hurricane Helene left thousands in WNC without internet and wireless services. An update from major providers.