These days Nancy can be heard daily on radio station AM950, bringing her interview talents, journalistic insight, and personable approach to national and local news stories. A long and happy career, still in full force, Nancy knows how fortunate she has been.

Nancy Ann Nelson was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She is known for Airport (1970), Amazing Stories (1985) and Just Be There (1973). She was previously married to William 'Bill' Meyer Carlson.

Jan 2, 2020 · Minnesota Broadcasting Hall of Fame inductee Nancy Nelson is the first female greeter at the Chan. Chanhassen Dinner Theatres patrons thought they recognized the sequined woman welcoming folks...

One of Minnesota’s best-loved personalities, Nancy Nelson began her 45-year broadcasting career while still in high school, hosting KMSP TV’s teen dance show Date with Dino. Working with Mel Jass on WTCN TV’s Mel’s Matinee Movie, she interviewed Don Stolz of the Old Log Theater, leading to nearly 20 years on the Old Log stage.

Nancy Ann Nelson was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. She is known for Airport (1970), Amazing Stories (1985) and Just Be There (1973). She was previously married to William 'Bill' Meyer Carlson. Was named Miss Minnesota and went on to …

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One of Minnesota’s best-loved personalities, Nancy Nelson began her 45-year broadcasting career while still in high school, hosting KMSP TV’s teen dance show Date with Dino. Working with Mel Jass on WTCN TV’s Mel’s Matinee Movie , she interviewed Don Stolz of the Old Log Theater, leading to nearly 20 years on the Old Log stage.

Mar 14, 2024 · Nancy Nelson has more than 45 years of experience in broadcasting. She has hosted dozens of nationally syndicated television shows and has been dubbed “The Queen of Commercials”.

Beloved local broadcast legends Nancy Nelson and Don Shelby are pairing up again in a poignant theatre collaboration to present A.R. Gurney’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated work, which ran successfully in New York City and throughout the country.