Kimberly Kelly, the host of Scene on 7 can also be seen each weekday morning on WSPA's mid-morning show, Your Carolina, along side WSPA legend, Jack Roper. Before television, Kimberly spent over a decade waking up parts of North and South Carolina while hosting Morning Radio Shows at several stations, including stops at rock station WTPT-FM and adult contemporary, WSPA-FM.

Though starting off as a Theatre major, Kimberly quickly stumbled into the world of media, and credits the late, legendary broadcaster Jim Phillips for truly getting her into the business.

Throughout her radio career, television was never that far away. She and her radio partner even made reoccurring appearances on the national FOX NEWS morning show, Fox & Friends. Kimberly also has also had her brush with filmmakers and stars. She hosted the BMW Pro-Am Red Carpet Event for many years, helping to welcome people like Kevin Costner and Kurt Russell. She also organized and hosted a portion of a still "available" documentary (first featured at Sundance) with Sharon Osbourne and directed by Penelope Spheeris.

Kimberly left radio, knowing exactly what she wanted to do… a local television show about the people and places she knew and loved. Kimberly pitched a show idea to Charter Cable and Talk of the Town was born. Still looking for further challenges, Kimberly created and produced a syndicated cable show about waterfront living, called FOR SALE by Water, which ran in four different markets.

Kimberly has had the opportunity to interview hundreds of people throughout her career, from presidents and politicians to singers and actors. Still, her favorite stories are those found right here in her own back yard, the Carolinas.

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Megan Heidlberg, a producer and occasional host of Your Carolina, began her television career six years ago at WSPA's sister station in Toccoa, Georgia, WNEG. She served as anchor of the 6, 7 and 11 p.m. newscasts until coming to the Upstate to help launch Your Carolina.

Growing up in a family of broadcasters, Megan was a natural for her chosen profession. Her parents worked in radio and television throughout her childhood. Megan's career actually started at age 3 when she began doing radio commercial voice-overs. While in middle school she hosted a kid's video program, and in high school helped produce and acted in public service announcements addressing topics such as the dangers of drinking and driving.

Megan graduated from University of South Carolina with a degree in Mass Communications. While there, she anchored and reported news and sports on the university's TV and radio stations. She and her husband, Jeff, are proud Gamecock supporters and look forward to football season all year.

She loves athletics having played high school and college basketball. She continues to stay active in sports, playing basketball and softball with BuncombeStreetUnitedMethodistChurch. She also enjoys kickboxing, traveling, and reading.

Megan and Jeff are enjoying their new son Will. He was born late December and has been an exciting addition to the family. She is happy to be back in her hometown. "I've always wanted to settle down in the Upstate, the perfect place for family and work." And Your Carolina is the perfect fit. In addition to her natural and comfortable on-air presence, Megan has a talent of finding interesting people and helping tell their story. "I love the opportunity to showcase this wonderful area and its fascinating people. And of course, I find it a great privilege to work with the veteran pros, Jack and Kimberly."

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Jamarcus Gaston, while known as a contributing reporter for Scene on 7, the real question is, who is this guy really?

Jamarcus grew up in the very small town of Great Falls, South Carolina in ChesterCounty. He graduated Salutatorian from Great FallsHigh School in 2003 and headed to the mountainous upstate to attend FurmanUniversity on an academic and music scholarship. While at Furman, Jamarcus studied Tuba with trombonist Dr. Mark Britt, playing in the Furman Paladin Regiment, Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, Brass Quintet, and Symphony Orchestra. He served as the tuba section leader for several years, as well as Publicity Chairperson for two years.

Outside of the music department Jamarcus also wrote for Furman’s student publication, The Paladin, for four years. Jamarcus was also selected as a Freshman Journalist, where he documented his entire freshman year in words and images for prospective students to the university. While at Furman, Jamarcus also worked vigorously to revive the school’s television news program. Jamarcus recruited reporters, photographers, anchors, and producers for his campus news program “WFTV Reports.” Jamarcus also served as an anchor, reporter, producer, photographer and News Director. Through “WFTV Reports,” Jamarcus and his team had the opportunity to meet and cover many big names including: Nikki Giovanni, 2008 Republican Presidential candidate John McCain, John Stossel, John Glenn and Zell Miller.
During his four years at Furman Jamarcus continued to further his interest in community service and music by serving as marching/music instructor at several area high schools, narrating/producing a promotional video for a non-profit literacy organization, serving as a camp counselor during the summers, and becoming active in a vocational exploration center that took him on a trip to Cuba. Jamarcus also spent part of a summer in Upstate New York working at CampKiwago, a camp for homeless children. He also co-produced a documentary on migrant farm workers in the Southeast. Prior to graduation, Jamarcus was awarded the Charles A. Batson Outstanding Student in Broadcast Journalism Award from FurmanUniversity and was elected to Who’s Who Among American College and University Students. Jamarcus hold a bachelor of arts degree in Music and Communications Studies from Furman.
In addition to his reporting for Scene on 7 and Your Carolina, Jamarcus works for WSPA News Channel 7 as a Writer/ Producer in the Marketing Department, and a host of the show Xtreme Achievers on Your CW. Jamarcus also field produces and edits stories for the station’s “Caring for the Carolinas” series and has written pieces for telethons and other special projects. In his spare time Jamarcus enjoys working out, running (he is proud to have run two half marathons and one full), volunteering, and going to live music events.

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