Giselle Thomas is a Reporter at WFMY News 2. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, animal care, education, and agriculture, with a focus on issues relevant to North Carolina and the Greensboro area. Giselle's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Gainesville's CBS4, KENS 5, and WCNC Charlotte.
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Giselle Thomas focuses on local news, particularly crime and community events in Greensboro, North Carolina. Given her coverage attributes that include breaking news and evolving stories, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to ongoing developments in the area.
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The Habit Coffee Company is a small batch roaster in the Triad.
T-man Performance uses aluminum to manufacture performance parts for Harley Davidsons.
By: Giselle Thomas
Duke Energy is making a $600,000 investment into community colleges across N.C.
An analyst from BetCarolina said the Blue Devils are a fan favorite.
By: Giselle Thomas
Emergency aid and medical response teams flew to Myanmar this week.
Amid the freeze warning, Rudd Farm is covering its crop to protect acres of strawberries.
Lucy Beauty Supply and Braiding says some of its suppliers in Asia are slowing down shipments.
By: Giselle Thomas
Gold Coast International Market has 85% of its products imported from Africa. The market specializes in international goods.
By: Giselle Thomas
Guilford County Metro is third largest 911 center in North Carolina.
For about a week now its farm store has opened up consistently to sell strawberries and produce.
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