Cheryn Stone
Host, EngageCheryn joined Central Florida Public Media after several years as a weekend news anchor at Spectrum News 13 in Orlando.
Cheryn began her news career in Charlottesville while attending the University of Virginia. Her first jobs were behind the scenes as a photojournalist and producer; later, she moved in front of the camera as a reporter and anchor.
From there, she worked in the Carolinas. She returned to her hometown of Richmond, Virginia, as a freelance reporter before moving to Central Florida.
In her free time, Cheryn likes to spend time with her pets while enjoying a good cup of coffee.
Recent Engage Episodes & Stories
-
From flowers to new homes, record-high diesel prices are impacting Central Florida businesses, and the cost has impacts far beyond what is seen at the gas pump. -
At Franco’s Flop Fest in Orlando, competitors take the plunge in a belly-flop contest where the goal is to make the biggest, loudest splash. -
Congress is considering new rules for college sports, including how much athletes can make, and Florida is at the center of the debate. -
Central Florida communities are weighing whether to slow down or stop hyperscale artificial intelligence data center development. -
Central Florida communities are weighing whether to slow down or stop hyperscale artificial intelligence data center development.
-
Election supervisors partnered with local advocacy agencies to emphasize ballot security and changed polling locations. -
Central Florida Public Media is launching a limited podcast series that explores the impact of discovering life beyond Earth. -
From elected officials to justices, the governor’s appointments raise questions about the reach and impact of gubernatorial power in Florida. -
A new market opening soon in Orlando’s Parramore neighborhood is taking a different approach to address food insecurity. -
From elected officials to justices, the governor’s appointments raise questions about the reach and impact of gubernatorial power in Florida.
-
A new market opening soon in Orlando’s Parramore neighborhood is taking a different approach to address food insecurity.
-
Florida is removing automated license plate readers from state roads as Central Florida communities weigh privacy concerns.
