J. Edward Wilson
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J. Edward Wilson was born November 11, 1933 in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Wilson is a well-known radio personality in Columbus, Georgia, noted for his hard-hitting broadcast editorials on AM radio station WDAK's What's Your Answer program in the 1960s, a pioneer of talk radio, publisher and editor 1974 of the short-lived Columbus newspaper Thursday (newspaper).
Wilson later served as assistant for Columbus mayors Bobby G. Peters and Robert Poydasheff.
Poydasheff retained Mayor Bobby Peters' entire staff, including Wilson. When Jim Wetherington was elected mayor of Columbus in 2006 Wilson, who had worked in the mayor's office for 12 years, retired rather than taking another job with the city.
Wilson has four children, Ernest, Cheryl, Paul and Kent.
J. Edward Wilson is currently Adjunct Minister of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Columbus, P.O. Box 698 Fortson, Georgia. 31808-0698.
External Links
- The Last Linotype: The Story of Georgia and Its Newspapers Since World War II
- Thursday newspaper story
- UUF of Columbus
- Unitarian Universalist listing
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