Alana Lynn loves being a morning and midday DJ. Following in the footsteps of her morning radio host father, she has turned a love into a career and a career into her passion. Attending the University of New Mexico and the University of Oregon, Alana earned degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Anthropology. Deciding to try her hand at TV, she headed east of the Mississippi to the bright lights of New York City, where she became a staff member of “Good Morning America.” She had the opportunity to work on projects for Robin Roberts, Oprah, Regis & Kelly, Emeril and Wolfgang Puck. Alana then moved back to Albuquerque for an opportunity of a lifetime co-hosting a morning radio show with her dad. While doing that she also served as a sideline reporter for the CBS-TV affiliate in Albuquerque. Getting an offer from a major market and one of the countries heritage radio stations 98.7 KUPL, Alana made the big move to Portland, OR. Because radio takes you to many different places, Portland was not her last stop, the chance came up to work with Randy Scott, one of her best friends, so Alana moved to Idaho taking the role of Morning Show co-host and music director on WOW 104.3 where during that time she worked with artists such as Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Eric Church and Garth Brooks. Having lived in the Springs for seven years when she was younger, Alana’s end goal had always been to be back in Colorado, in the summer of 2015 she decided to take a leap of Faith and without knowing where she would land she packed up her things, pets, and bought a house in Northern Colorado. Alana’s other passion is charity work with organizations like St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Special Olympics. In her spare time Alana LOVES CrossFit and hiking the many beautiful Colorado trails with her 100lb lap dog, Lucy the Wonder Dog. She looks forward to seeing you around Northern Colorado!
Alana Lynn
Early Morning House Fire in Fort Collins
No one was injured, but a Fort Collins family has been displaced after an early-morning house fire Monday.
Avalanche Warning in Effect for Front Range; Vail and Summit County Zones Included
An Avalanche Warning has been issued for the Front Range and Vail/Summit County zones, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center.
Budweiser Clydesdales Returning to Fort Collins Brewery this Weekend
Beginning Saturday, December 10th, the Budweiser Clydesdales will be home at the Anheuser-Busch Fort Collins Brewery & Tour Center.
What’s in the Goodie Bags of Bowl Bound Northern Colorado Football Players
There's more than just the honor of going to a bowl game for NCAA players. Players usually will receive a spiffy little goodie bag, usually indicative of the city the game will be played.
Stores to Buy Your Hatchimals in Colorado
Hatchimals are this year's "must have" toy and many stores are running out of them quickly.
First Annual Berthoud Snowfest Runs December 14-17th
Berthoud will be holding SNOWFEST 2016 Wednesday, December 14th - Saturday, December 17th, 2016.
Colorado’s Puffer Law is Okay for Some People
Temperatures are supposed to get into the negative numbers overnight this week. That makes for a chilly ride the next day if you don't park in a heated garage.
Guns N’ Roses to Play Sports Authority Field at Mile High
Sports Authority Field at Mile High isn't just for playing football anymore.
‘Frozen’ the Musical Coming to Denver in Summer 2017
You've just got "Do You Want to Build A Snowman" off of permanent repeat in your head. Now this summer you can revisit Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Kristoff and the whole "Frozen" crew.
CSU Goes Bowling in Idaho
CSU is bowling! The Rams will travel to Boise for the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl on December 22nd. Their opponent? The University of Idaho.
Colorado Firefighters Heat Up Calendar Season with Cute Dogs
Firefighters and rescue dogs, how can you ask for a better combination? The Fire Rescue Dogs Calendar not only is a great addition to any wall but is also a benefit for a tremendous organization.
Lane Closures on Eisenhower Expected to Delay Traffic
Lane closures around the intersection of East Eisenhower Boulevard and Boyd Lake Avenue will slow your midday commute today (12/1) and tomorrow (12/2).