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WAUSAU, Wis. (WAOW) -- It was early in 1991 when Melissa Langbehn walked through the doors of WAOW.

The loss of longtime news anchor Melissa Langbehn, who has been a trusted journalist and community leader for more than three decades, is especially disappointing.

Learn about Melissa Langbehn, an American Anchor/Reporter working for WAOW in Wausau, Wisconsin since 1991. Find out her age, height, family, husband, education, career, awards, and net worth.

The loss of longtime news anchor Melissa Langbehn, who has been a trusted journalist and community leader for more than three decades, is especially disappointing. Losing Erik Mrotek and other reporters who have made Wausau their home for years and understand its complexities and challenges better than anyone in Madison ever could is deeply disturbing as well. The way local news is shrinking ...

Fewer than half the news staff listed on WAOW's page in October are listed now. And that includes a pretty important name: Melissa Langbehn. Langbehn on her Facebook page posted a goodbye and thank you for her viewers after 34 years on the air. She didn't comment in her post on the situation at WAOW and didn't characterize her departure.

Melissa Langbehn. 3,441 likes. Melissa Langbehn anchors News 9 at 5 and 6.

Melissa Langbehn Bids Farewell, Celebrating 34 Remarkable Years at WAOW By: Jessica DeWeese | j***@newsblues.com After nearly 34 years at WAOW, Allen Media Group's ABC affiliate in Wausau, Wisconsin

Longtime WAOW anchor Melissa Langbehn confirmed she was among those affected. The stations continue their own morning, ***, 6, and 10 p.m. newscasts with mid-show segments simulcast from WKOW/27.1 (Madison).

WAOW looks back at the career of broadcasting legend Melissa Langbehn, who retired after more than three decades working in her hometown

Longtime anchor Melissa Langbehn announced her departure on social media, and later in the week, a social media post from WAOW meteorologist Justin Loew confirmed that Langbehn, Erik Mrotek, and others were "laid off, along with most of the TV station."

129 likes, 3 comments - upnorthnewswi on ***: "WAOW in Wausau just became the latest local TV station to lay off a longtime news anchor — saying goodbye to Melissa Langbehn Not only did Melissa work at the station for 33 YEARS, she grew up in Wausau and graduated from D.C. Everest High School and UW-Oshkosh. Simply put, she INVESTED in her community and stayed LOYAL and LOCAL ...

Melissa Langbehn is marking 30 years on the air at WAOW-TV in Wausau and the station is marking the anniversary Friday. Langbehn joined the station in 1991.

Liked by Melissa Langbehn Huge thank you to @tammy.elliott2 and @wbaytv2 for spending the day at CP! With incredible cameraman, Will, on the scene, we captured every remote… Liked by Melissa ...