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.
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By: Maureen Wurtz
The theater group remolded the old Post Office in 2010.
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30 years ago, it all started with one PEZ dispenser. Now, he has around 90,000.
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The people of Drexel opened their arms and he opened their only restaurant within town limits.
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Every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday they have a jam session that goes back 60 years.
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CLOVER, S.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — In the back and forth of our day-to-day lives, gas stations tend to blend in. Likely, you don’t notice them until you need one. But at Killian’s Service Center …
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CLOVER, S.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) —When she’s not back in the kitchen, Pat Bigham is out front making her loop around Clover Station in Clover, South Carolina. “Everybody who comes here calls it M…
maureen wurtz CLOVER, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — “It was so loud, you could hear it from anywhere.” Maybe it's the band. The smell of the turf.
CHIMNEY ROCK, N.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — “It was the start of something new. It's just not there anymore.”
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY HOMETOWN) — “It’s devastated. It’s so shocking.” “I lost everything in the gallery, and I took 15 years to build this.” “This is a poem called, Ash.” Pieces of broken dr…
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Though mud has filled in the corners and covered everything, Dara Cody has found hope again.
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