Nixon Norman is a multiskilled journalist based in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Nixon has covered a wide range of topics including crime, community events, human interest stories, and local government. Nixon's work has been featured on WFMY-TV in Greensboro, as well as on FOX54 and The Jamaica Observer.
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Nixon's coverage focuses on local community events, public safety, and education with an emphasis on family & relationships. Pitches should cater to these themes by offering stories of local community involvement, initiatives promoting public safety or educational developments in North Carolina.
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By: Nixon Norman
One Greenville County family lost their home to Helene. That same family has made their way to Guilford County, even enrolling their child into GCS.
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An engineering firm says the Bellemeade Street Parking Deck shows signs of deterioration. The City of Greensboro has closed off one of the higher levels of the deck.
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This was Trump's third stop of the day.
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Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson is still aiming to sue defendants for $50 million but under state legislature, the dollar amount received is up to a jury.
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As thousands prepare to move to the Triad, the need for housing is growing.
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Greensboro couple attending Concert for Carolina put on by Triad company
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23-year-old Shango Adams of Greensboro was shot and killed on Van Wert Street. His family is left searching for justice and answers.
Winston-Salem has more vacancies downtown than ever before, Greensboro isn't too far behind. GREENSBORO, N.C. — The Triad's two biggest cities are trying to keep downtown from emptying out.
Mayor Ed Hooks said the land has been bought and approved for development. MEBANE, N.C. — It may not look like much now, because it's not yet.
62% of Winston-Salem State students have already voted. It's the highest percentage among HBCU's in the state.
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