Dotson, Bob

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Bob Dotson – 2016

Bob Dotson grew up in Webster Groves. Beginning in 1975, working for NBC News, Dotson created a niche for himself in television history as an on-the-road reporter for The Today Show. His regular feature, “The American Story with Bob Dotson” focused on the stories of Americans whose accomplishments were worthy of the spotlight. For his work, Dotson received 120 national and international awards, including six Edward R. Murrow Awards and eight national Emmy Awards.

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