LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Former longtime WLNS TV 6 anchor Sheri Jones will probably be honored and inducted into the Michigan Girls’s Corridor of Fame as a part of its 2025 class.
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Jones, together with 5 different inductees, will probably be celebrated at a ceremony on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025, on the Grosse Pointe Farms Battle Memorial from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Tickets at the moment are obtainable on-line.
Jones introduced her retirement in March after virtually 37 years of bringing residents throughout Mid-Michigan the information on 6 Information in Lansing.
Longtime 6 Information anchor Sheri Jones to retire after virtually 37 years
Jones’s contributions to broadcasting have earned her a well-deserved place within the Michigan Journalism Corridor of Fame, solidifying her standing as a revered journalist.
She can also be an inductee of the Michigan Affiliation of Broadcasters Corridor of Fame and a member of the Silver Circle with the Michigan chapter of the Nationwide Academy of Tv Arts and Sciences.
Her dedication to excellence has additionally garnered her Emmy nominations and accolades from the Related Press and the Michigan Affiliation of Broadcasting.
Past her skilled achievements, Jones has ventured to locations like Japan as a part of Lansing’s Sister Metropolis program, contributing to cultural understanding and worldwide relations.
Jones additionally frolicked in China participating in financial improvement efforts on behalf of the town of Lansing and the state of Michigan. Through the years, her spirit has shone via along with her involvement with Habitat for Humanity Capitol Area, the place she led a group to Kenya, Africa, to construct a house for a deserving household in Homa Bay.
