Terry Stackhouse Biography
Terry Stackhouse is an American Anchor, Reporter, and Multimedia Journalist working for WMTW, serving as a weekend anchor and reporter. She has been working for the station since May 2020, after working as an executive producer of Capital Tonight at Spectrum News in Albany, New York.
Terry Stackhouse Age
Stackhouse likes to keep his personal life private; hence, he has not disclosed the date, month, or year in which he was born. However, he might be in his 30s, judging from his appearance.
Terry Stackhouse Height
Stackhouse stands at an approximate height of 5 feet and 7 inches.
Terry Stackhouse Family
Stackhouse has managed to keep his personal life away from the limelight; hence, he has not disclosed any details about his parents. It is also unknown if Stackhouse has any siblings.
Terry Stackhouse Wife
Stackhouse is very private about his personal life; therefore, it is not known if he is in any relationship. He resides in Topsham with his wife, daughters, and their dog Belle. He loves to take in Sea Dogs games, find new areas to explore, run and hike on trails in Sagadahoc County, as well as shop at the Freeport outlets and L.L. Bean.
Terry Stackhouse Net Worth
Stackhouse has an estimated net worth of between $1 million-$5 million, which he has earned through his successful career as an Anchor, Reporter, and Multimedia Journalist.
Terry Stackhouse Salary
Stackhouse earns an annual salary ranging from $ 45,000 – $ 110,500.
Terry Stackhouse Education
Stackhouse joined Emerson College in 2008 after completing his high school education. In 2011, he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcast Journalism. While in college, he was involved with EIV News, The Emerson Channel, and Men’s Cross Country.
Terry Stackhouse Career
Stackhouse is working for WMTW, serving as a weekend anchor and reporter. Also, he hosts “Total Maine” on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. He has worked as a reporter for almost 10 years, starting in Bangor and continuing his career in Albany, New York, before moving back to the Pine Tree State.
Stackhouse serves as a fellow of the First Amendment Coalition. In this capacity, he participates in the firm’s 2020 institute with a concentration on using government records to fortify reporting. Also, he has produced data-driven stories linked to addiction, mental health, COVID-19 hospitalizations, and Medicare.
Stackhouse is especially interested in immigration and refugee resettlement. He has published stories that shed light on the experiences of new Mainers from countries including Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia. Moreover, he has investigated barriers to refugee resettlement and covered efforts to increase the United States’ yearly refugee admissions cap.
Stackhouse broadly broadcast the Black Lives Matter movement, filing live reports during demonstrations in Portland and Lewiston. Also, he shared the experiences of participants and leaders in local endeavors to promote social justice. As a reporter for WMTW News 8’s Project Community series, he has boosted the voices of Mainers pursuing to fortify the state by celebrating diversity.
Stackhouse has been passionate about storytelling since childhood. When he was 16, he began working for his hometown public access TV station in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. In this role, he covered high school sports and local public affairs. Some of his early career highlights include coverage of the 2007 Major League Baseball All-Star Game in San Francisco and the 2010 Academy Awards in Los Angeles.
Terry Stackhouse Social Media Platforms
He is active on his social media accounts and often posts on his Instagram, Facebook, and X(formerly known as Twitter). He has over 9K followers on Facebook, over 1.2K on Instagram, and over 4.4K on X.