Anchor and reporter Marshall Keely is saying goodbye to Fox 43 after announcing his departure on Facebook. He expressed gratitude to the team in York and the people of South Central Pennsylvania for their support during his time at the news station. Originally from Maryland, Keely studied at Shippensburg University and received an Emmy Award for a story on a youth summer camp for cancer patients and survivors. He then worked at WHP 21 before reporting for WJAC in Johnstown and WNEP in Scranton. Keely eventually returned to the region to join Fox 43. While he did not disclose his next steps, Keely mentioned in his post that his journey in television is not over and that he will have details to share in the coming days. He expressed excitement for the next chapter in his career and hinted at warmer weather in his future plans. Keely’s departure marks the end of his time at Fox 43, but he leaves behind a legacy of impactful reporting and dedication to serving the community where he began his career. Fans and colleagues can read his full post on Facebook for more details.
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