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From our archives: Lexington TV sportscasters Cutler, Rice and Bromley in the early 1980’s

Herald-Leader staff report
Sports anchor Alan Cutler in the WLEX-18 newsroom, Dec. 5, 1981, his first year at the station. Cutler, a native of Long Beach, N.Y., graduated from State University of New York at Cortland. He was at the station from 1981 to 1984, then, after three years in Pittsburgh, including a stint as a color commentator for the Pittsburgh Pirates, he returned to WLEX in 1987 and is currently Sports Director/Anchor.
Sports anchor Alan Cutler in the WLEX-18 newsroom, Dec. 5, 1981, his first year at the station. Cutler, a native of Long Beach, N.Y., graduated from State University of New York at Cortland. He was at the station from 1981 to 1984, then, after three years in Pittsburgh, including a stint as a color commentator for the Pittsburgh Pirates, he returned to WLEX in 1987 and is currently Sports Director/Anchor. Frank Anderson Staff file photo

Take a look at these pictures our historical photo blog, KyPhotoArchive.com, pulled from our archives. They show three popular Lexington sports TV personalities at the beginning of their careers.

WLEX-18’s Alan Cutler, WTVQ-36’s Kenny Rice and WKYT-27’s Rob Bromley have spent a combined 90 years on Lexington’s local TV airwaves.

See more historical photos on our blog, KyPhotoArchive.com, or follow them on Twitter. Our vault of images on the blog is updated daily, showcasing nearly a century of Lexington and Kentucky history.

This story was originally published March 31, 2016 at 11:40 AM with the headline "From our archives: Lexington TV sportscasters Cutler, Rice and Bromley in the early 1980’s."

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