Weekend News Anchor And Producer And Multimedia Journalist
Serena Davanzo is a Weekend News Anchor and Producer and Multimedia Journalist at WOAY. With a focus on themes such as transportation and mobility, climate change, and animal care, she brings a diverse range of interests to her reporting. Serena has been featured in WOAY-TV, NewsBreak, and WTXL ABC 27.
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Wakulla County, United States (Local)
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Serena focuses on covering local news, community events, crime, politics, and entertainment in the Beckley area of West Virginia. Her coverage heavily emphasizes family & relationships as well as entertainment news.
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By: Serena Davanzo
Wakulla Environmental Institute drone courses are now eligible for the no-cost Rebuild Workforce Scholarship. Apply early — approval takes up to 2 weeks.
By: Serena Davanzo
Wakulla County held a public logic and accuracy test of voting machines Monday ahead of the August primary election.
By: Serena Davanzo
Wakulla County is in early talks with Wakulla Animal Group about transferring animal shelter operations amid potential budget cuts.
By: Serena Davanzo
Construction to replace Mashes Sands Pier begins nearly 8 years after Hurricane Michael. The $3.6M FEMA-funded project wraps up by March 2027.
By: Serena Davanzo
The Wakulla County Historical Society wants to add the 1948 county jail to the National Register of Historic Places. Commissioners vote Aug. 3rd.
By: Serena Davanzo
Keep Wakulla County Beautiful's new youth board held its first meeting. The next meeting is Aug. 6th at 5:00 p.m. in Crawfordville.
Two people are dead following an investigation in Sopchoppy. The sheriff's office has not released details.
By: Serena Davanzo
Wakulla County's David Barber completed the 4,884-mile Great Loop boating journey in 25 days to honor his late father.
By: Serena Davanzo
A Franklin County judge heard arguments over a beach access easement dispute on St. George Plantation Thursday.
By: Serena Davanzo
Apalachicola Bay's first full oyster harvest season in nearly 6 years begins October 1, with 2,560 bags allowed across three reef sites.
