Amir Massenburg is a video editor and videographer, currently working for WDBJ7. His work has also appeared in various other media outlets, including WSAZ, WHSV-TV, NBC12-WWBT, WCSC-TV, and the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio, Inc. Amir covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and social issues.
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Amir's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, community events, and seasonal topics. He regularly covers crime-related themes as well as family and relationships.
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Several parts of our hometowns are honoring and those who serve our country, on Monday.
By: Amir Massenburg
Seniors living at the Runk and Pratt Senior Living Community will make their voices heard, Tuesday night
By: Amir Massenburg
Controversy continues in Salem after Tuesday night’s city council meeting.
It was a 6-0 unanimous vote, with one member absent. (WDBJ) By Amir Massenburg Published: Nov. 14, 2024 at 11:44 AM GMT+1
By: Amir Massenburg
Chronic disease and mental health rates are higher than the national average, in Franklin County.
Rezoning has been approved and the land has been purchased for “540 Social”
By: Amir Massenburg
The ordinance is to keep new vape stores from opening up shop within 1,000 feet on their schools.
By: Amir Massenburg
The organization ‘Fostering Champions’ is working against this issue. Recently, they opened a home for four local girls aging out of the system.
Published Nov. 21, 2024 at 12:48 PM GMT+1 | Updated 5 minutes ago
By: Amir Massenburg
Being in a warm home this winter season is something that can easily be taken for granted.
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