Justin Walker is the Troy Newsroom Reporter for Alabama News Network. He is from Red Level, Alabama, and is a 2018 Troy University graduate.
Justin volunteered for Troy TrojanVision News from 2016-2018, where he was a field reporter and evening news anchor, as well as a weather anchor. While he was a student at Troy, Justin completed an internship with Alabama News Network.
When Justin is not reporting, he enjoys spending time with his family and friends, playing sports, and traveling.
Troy University is receiving love for its efforts to improve the environment and reduce utility costs. The University’s construction of Janice Hawkins Cultural Park, and other initiatives, lead the Alabama State Department…
The hassle of travel just got a little bit easier for Goshen residents after the Pike County Probate Office opened a satellite office Wednesday morning in Goshen City Hall. “This…
It’s something teenagers dream about: leaving their parent’s homes, moving to college, and experiencing the world. College presents students with opportunities to make adult decisions. Some of those decisions can…
Imagine competing in a school spelling bee and the only person left to beat is your brother. That is what happened when two Straughn School students competed in the Covington…
The Hank Williams Museum in Montgomery celebrated its 20th anniversary Sunday. It originally opened its doors at the old train station, paying tribute to the country legend. “We started over in the train station which was abandoned at that time”…
A Pike County learning center is providing public high school students the opportunity to learn work force skills using technology. It’s called the Center for Advanced Academics and Accelerated Learning. It offers…
Many across the nation are reacting to the President’s State of the Union Address from Tuesday night. Some Troy University students and teachers were among the thousands who watched at…
Alabama farmers have begun receiving their government checks that were delayed during the partial government shutdown. The shutdown ended January 25th. Now, there are new concerns with a new crop season just days away. February is a very busy month for…
January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and human trafficking continues to be a national and state-wide problem year-round. Greenville Police Chief Justin Lovvorn says it remains one of the fastest growing…
In what had become an emotional debate, Butler County residents voted against the Ad Valorem tax proposal that would have raised their property taxes, while funding the Butler County School system.…
