Courtney Cortright is an award-winning anchor and reporter for Wnct9, based in Greenville, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Courtney covers a wide range of stories, from community events to crime and human interest stories. She is also the host of '9 on the Positive Side', a show that highlights uplifting and inspiring stories in the community.
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Courtney's coverage is mainly focused on local news, including high school incidents, community events, and traffic accidents. She also covers entertainment news and family-related topics.
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A woman from Orchard Park loves the Bills so much she's created a room for the decades of memories and her love for the team.
By: Courtney Cortright
The Maryvale School District was awarded a $5,000 grant.
The district hopes the program will improve the classroom experience for students and ensure that all of them have access to a nutritious start to their school day.
By: Courtney Cortright
Shakir surprised students and staff with a visit to honor the winner of this year's Touchdown for Teachers award. CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. —
By: Courtney Cortright
This is the seventh year that Hoover Elementary has participated in the Fitness for Kids Challenge.
What started as a typical Sunday home game quickly turn as Staffone found himself in a position to win more this week's tailgate.
More than 5,000 people enjoyed the Thanksgiving feast last year.
Cheryl Flick was recognized for the difference she makes in the community.
The goal is to make sure children across Western New York have a gift to unwrap on Christmas morning.
On the Mat for Matt Urban will help raise money for programs for the Matt Urban Human Services Center.
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