Camille Bohannon later moved back to the Washington, D.C. area, where she generally continued to use her married name, while sometimes broadcasting using the pseudonym "Ann Taylor". During the rest of her career she primarily worked in a series of national radio network news positions. In late 1983, she joined the United Press International Radio Network as an anchor."Fates and Fortunes: News and Public Affairs", Broadcasting, December 19, 1983, page 109. In 1987 she became a part-time anchor at Westwood One, and in 1990 became fulltime anchor of NBC Radio Networks overnight hourly newscasts."Networks and Syndication" by Craig Rosen, Billboard, November 30, 1990, page 19. In 1993 she joined Associated Press Radio as an anchor/reporter."Vox Jox" by Phyllis Stark with Eric Boehlert & Carrie Borzillo, Billboard, February 6, 1993, page 71. While at AP, she wrote and recorded the daily "Today in History" series."Author Camille Bohannon" (audible.com)
