Popular Atlanta radio host Wanda Smith dies day after birthday, V-103 radio confirms

Atlanta, GALocal News

Wanda Smith, a beloved Atlanta radio host, has passed away at the age of 56, one day after her birthday, as reported by V-103 radio. Her vibrant presence on air made her a favorite among listeners, and her contributions to the Atlanta entertainment scene were widely recognized. The announcement of her death has prompted an outpouring of grief and condolences from fans and colleagues alike, highlighting the significant role she played in the community. Known for her engaging style and ability to connect with audiences, Smith's legacy extends beyond the airwaves. The reaction to her passing reflects the deep ties that local personalities forge with their communities.

As tributes continue to surface, many remember Smith not only for her talent but also for her warmth and kindness. This loss serves as a reminder of the impact local media figures have in shaping cultural narratives. The community mourns the loss of a cherished voice in Atlanta's radio landscape.

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