Giselle Thomas is a reporter for WFMY News 2, based in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Giselle covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various news outlets, including WLTX-TV and Gainesville's CBS4.
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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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By: Giselle Thomas
The landowner told WFMY News 2 he wants to create a housing and retail development for blue and white collar workers.
By: Giselle Thomas
Nearly 1,000 acres of land in Summerfield is proposed to become a development called: The Villages of Summerfield Farms. It's expected to house dozens of families and create a space for people to shop. In a statement the land owner David Couch said he wants to create affordable housing for blue and white collar workers.
By: Giselle Thomas
Crav'n Caribbean in Greensboro says it will take a portion of profits from this weeks sales to give back to its home country.
WFMY News 2 spoke to people who buy, sell and respond to firework related incidents.
By: Giselle Thomas
SB 527 proposes to allow the sale of to-go cocktails with the purchase of food.
City of Greensboro leaders want the non-profit to come up with a 30-60-90 month plan for operations before approving funding for several programs.
By: Giselle Thomas
The Board Chair says the center needs nearly $600,000 to keep the 24/7 Drop-in Center running as is.
The city says it has about $2M for improvements to the Randleman Road Corridor.
By: Giselle Thomas
VP Harris is an HBCU graduate herself.
VP Harris is an HBCU graduate herself. NORTH CAROLINA, USA — President Biden announced that he will drop out of the 2024 Presidential Election with less than five months from general election.
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