Celebration of Life Service is 11 a.m. Saturday, May 30
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In this archive photo, Ed Newsome surprised Cynthia and proposed to her during an on-air broadcast at the station. (Courtesy photo/KSHB 41)
In 2021, KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas presented a proclamation honoring Cynthia Newsome on 41 years in the radio and television news profession. (Courtesy photo/KSHB 41)
Longtime KSHB 41 anchor Cynthia Newsome passed away recently, leaving an indelible mark on the news media industry and the Kansas City community. She transitioned on Tuesday following a courageous breast cancer battle. Newsome had a combined 41-year journalism career, working in both radio and television.Tributes are pouring in on social and local media outlets and throughout the communi...
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