by Frank Macek
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Sara Shookman |
As it turns out, plenty.
Today, Sara Shookman is writing a compelling new chapter in her professional life — one that combines storytelling, community impact, and a continued connection to Ohio television. At the center of her current journey is Storyglow Studio, a creative content firm she founded with a mission to help nonprofits and purpose-driven organizations tell their stories with authenticity and heart.
Storyglow Studio is built on the belief that powerful storytelling can inspire action. Sara and her team partner with local organizations to craft videos, campaigns, and branded content that spotlight the people behind the mission. From healthcare and education to economic development and social causes, the studio’s work is rooted in empathy, clarity, and high-quality production — hallmarks of Sara’s years in television journalism.
Through Storyglow, Sara has not only remained connected to the Cleveland community but has also expanded her reach by empowering others to share their stories with the same care and professionalism she once brought to nightly news broadcasts. The website — clean, modern, and mission-focused — features samples of their work and a behind-the-scenes look at how the team brings each project to life. It’s clear that Sara’s passion for storytelling has only grown since stepping behind the scenes.
But fans of her on-air work haven’t seen the last of Sara either. She now appears regularly as a fill-in anchor for Spectrum News 1 Ohio, bringing her seasoned delivery and deep Ohio roots to a statewide audience. Whether covering breaking news or political developments from Columbus, Sara fits naturally into the Spectrum team, where her reputation and newsroom experience are undeniable assets.
Sara’s journey is an inspiring reminder that there are many ways to tell important stories — whether from behind the anchor desk or behind the camera. With Storyglow Studio, she’s helping others shine a light on their missions. And with Spectrum News 1, she’s proving that her voice is still a vital one in Ohio’s media landscape.
So while she may no longer be anchoring 3News at 6 and 11, Sara Shookman is still doing what she does best — informing, inspiring, and elevating voices across the Buckeye State.
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