Corina Wallenta is a journalist at KGBT-TV in Harlingen, TX. She covers a range of topics including food production, campus life, diversity and inclusion, and wellness programs, with a focus on social interest stories that resonate with her audience. Corina's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as FOX 2 Now, Wwlp Channel 22 TV, and Yahoo News.
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Corina Wallenta's focus is on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on announcements and event coverage. She covers topics such as charity, traffic safety, protests, and local government activities.
When reaching out to Corina Wallenta, consider providing information about upcoming community events or charitable initiatives in the Springfield area of Massachusetts. Additionally, she might be interested in stories related to traffic safety or local government policies and their impact on the community.
Given her coverage attributes that include announcements and event coverage as well as themes like family & relationships and education, pitches involving heartwarming human-interest stories tied to these themes may also resonate with her.
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Gary Rome Hyundai employees donned pajamas on Friday as part of ‘PJ Day for Kids,’ a fundraising event to support children battling cancer.
City officials and community members gathered in Chicopee to raise a flag in recognition of Parkinson’s Awareness Month, observed each April.
Mount Holyoke College is expanding its long-standing investment in South Hadley with a new commitment exceeding $3 million.
By: Corina Wallenta
Bradley International Airport is preparing for the spring travel period, expecting approximately 139,000 passengers between April 8 and April 19.
By: Corina Wallenta
Rep. Jim McGovern spoke this morning at UMass Amherst as part of the “Art for the Common Good” campaign.
By: Corina Wallenta
Greenfield Community College is grappling with an operational deficit totaling millions of dollars, raising concerns among faculty and staff about potential layoffs.
The Salute Military Golf Association’s annual tournament will return to Springfield Country Club on May 18th.
The Wicked Twist Food Truck celebrated its grand opening on Friday in Chicopee.
City officials and the Springfield Garden Club held an Arbor Day tree planting at Forest Park in Springfield on Friday.
By: Corina Wallenta
An Armenian flag-raising ceremony took place at Springfield City Hall, honoring the lives lost in the Armenian Genocide.
