Gabrielle Komorowski is a News Anchor/Reporter for WYFF 4 in Greenville, South Carolina. She is a graduate of Elon University and is a mother of two girls and a dog named Dragon. Gabrielle covers local news in the Greenville area and shares stories on a variety of topics, including community events, lifestyle tips, and human interest stories.
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By: Gabrielle Komorowski
Today voters will decide on who will represent South Carolina in the United States House of Representatives.
Officials in Buncombe County, NC, reported a spike in opioid-related overdoses this week, with five incidents occurring within a 24-hour period between Monday and Tuesday.
By: Gabrielle Komorowski
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The "White Christmas" exhibition will be open until Feb. 2, offering families and fans a nostalgic holiday experience.
SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. — As the Smoky Mountains region marks the start of the 35th Annual Winterfest celebration , tourism officials are
Mike Giordano is a financial adviser with Williams Wealth Management in Greenville, South Carolina
The Greenville County nonprofit Loaves & Fishes is urging community members to participate in its annual "Stock the Shelves" event to combat food insecurity heightened by Hurricane Helene.
By: Gabrielle Komorowski
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — In Spartanburg County, SC, a unique horse therapy program, HALTER , has been recognized by Spartanburg Mayor Jerome Rice
The Greenville Theatre is preparing to enchant audiences with its upcoming production of "Anastasia," debuting on December 5.
By: Gabrielle Komorowski
With Thanksgiving around the corner, chef Kristen Grissom, the department head at the Culinary Institute of the Carolinas at Greenville Technical College, shares advice for preparing a successful holiday meal. Grissom emphasizes the importance of purchasing a turkey early, noting that it takes at least four to five days to safely thaw a frozen turkey in the refrigerator. "We've got to keep it out of what we call the temperature danger zone," she advises. "This zone, between 41 degrees and 135 degrees, is when bacteria is very active. That's what makes you sick."For those preparing early, chef Grissom recommends planning your menu and ensuring you have all the necessary ingredients. Preparations can include making sweet potato or pumpkin pies and trimming vegetables to be stored in the refrigerator. Additionally, she stresses the importance of using a needle-type food thermometer instead of relying on the pop-up version, ensuring a perfectly cooked turkey.Related: Here's how a local culinary expert says to get a juicy Thanksgiving turkey
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