04/21/2022 John E. Ross, KD8IDJ, is the new ARRL News Editor. Ross was
selected for the position following the recent retirement of Rick Lindquist,
WW1ME[1], from the role -- which includes producing news content for the ARRL
website, the weekly ARRL Letter, the "Happenings" and "Amateur Radio World"
columns in QST, and voicing the weekly ARRL Audio News.

Ross has served as the Public Information Coordinator for the ARRL Ohio Section
for the past 10 years. He is an award-winning journalist, broadcast engineer,
and currently holds an Amateur Extra class license.

Ross got his start in broadcasting while in high school as the first student
announcer for WCBE Radio in Columbus, Ohio. He has worked as an on-air radio
and television news anchor, news director, program host and personality as well
as voice talent for many commercials and documentaries. He was the first
"voice" of the Ameritech cell phone system when it went on the air in 1989.

After graduating from The Ohio State University, and playing in the OSU
Marching Band, he had dual careers as Vice President and Associate for Wilson
Group Communications, a Columbus-based public relations, media relations, and
crisis management firm. He recently retired from AT&T after 28 years as a
Network Analyst.

Ross is also a Veteran serving 6 years in the United States Army and Army
Reserve and a six-time recipient of the Presidents' Volunteer Service Award for
helping disabled and homeless veterans.

Submissions for the ARRL Letter and ARRL News can be emailed to Ross[2].

[1] http://www.arrl.org/arrlletter?issue=2022-03-17#toc14
[2] mailto:news@arrl.org

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