Dana Winter is a news reporter for FOX Carolina News, with a focus on local news in Greenville, South Carolina. With experience working for other news outlets such as WKRG News 5 and WMBB-TV, Dana covers a variety of topics including education, law enforcement, community events, and local government.
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Dana Winter's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in the Upstate area of South Carolina, with an emphasis on crime, family & relationships, government announcements and evolving stories. Her articles often involve breaking news and expert commentary.
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By: Dana Winter, Amanda Shaw
Lured Market and Grill normally offers farm-to-table food and a seasonal market. Now they’re offering relief supplies.
By: Dana Winter
The veteran founded organization helps communities after natural disasters.
The YMCA of Western North Carolina is the largest provider of school-aged childcare in the state.
By: Dana Winter
At Skis & Tees in Maggie Valley, customers calling is a welcome change. Sue Heise said, “We had weeks without anybody coming in. The governor, government, said we were closed."
She may not be able to operate an excavator, but Helen Pace can operate a spreadsheet connecting neighbors to the help they need, and for her, helping is what matters.
Kilgore-Lewis House Holidays 2024 (Fox Carolina) By Dana Winter Published: Dec. 10, 2024 at 4:33 AM GMT+1
Greer could soon make changes for Peddlers, and we’re not talking about bicyclists.
While people can see the progress made since Helene hit, no one will step foot in the village.
The YMCA is getting ready to reopen for the first time since Helene
Businesses in Western North Carolina are still seeing impacts from Hurricane Helene with slower sales and fewer visitors to the area. With the holiday season a typically busy time of year, a new initiative hopes to convince customers to shop small this holiday season.
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