Maureen Wurtz is a reporter based in Charlotte, North Carolina. She covers local news and events, with a focus on human interest stories and community features. Maureen's work has been featured in various news outlets, including Carolinas' Own Queen City News WJZY-TV, CBS 17, and WGHP-TV 8.
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Maureen Wurtz's articles predominantly focus on local events, family and relationships, with a particular emphasis on human-interest stories. Her coverage includes topics such as Christmas, home decor, local restaurants and specific towns within North Carolina.
If you are looking to reach out to Maureen, consider offering her access to unique and heartwarming stories related to the communities she covers. Human-interest pieces or profiles of individuals making a positive impact in these areas would likely resonate well with her. Additionally, providing information about local events or businesses that have an interesting angle related to family dynamics or community engagement could be appealing for her coverage.
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By: Maureen Wurtz
Posted: Updated: CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WJZY) — It's right there in the name. “Yes, I do love soul food.” Soul. Food.
By: Maureen Wurtz
Posted: Updated: CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — “I'm coming in,” sighed Jonathan Nazeer.
By: Maureen Wurtz
Though the playlist is all over the place, Karlie Kisha loves to make a plan and follow it through.
By: Maureen Wurtz
Posted: Updated: ROCK HILL, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — “I mean they bring a lot of joy, they are obviously loud and crazy boys, but they bring a lot of joy to our home.”
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YORK, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — It could be playing on the radio while driving down Main Street or in the background on a morning walk. There’s nature’s soundtrack — and one we cur…
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For 101 years, that family lesson has been passed down from one peach farmer to the next.
By: Maureen Wurtz
One meal led to another and that’s when Kim saw Jessie.
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The theater group remolded the old Post Office in 2010.
By: Maureen Wurtz
30 years ago, it all started with one PEZ dispenser. Now, he has around 90,000.
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