Tanya Rivera is an Emmy-winning journalist and the Anchor/Executive Producer for WFMY-TV in Greensboro, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Tanya covers a wide range of topics including health, politics, and community events. Her work has also been featured in various other news outlets across the country.
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Tanya's coverage mostly revolves around personal finance, deals & promotions, and house & home topics. She often provides promotional deals and how-to guides in her articles. Therefore, if you have tips related to saving money, getting good deals on household items or insights into personal finance that would benefit local readers in North Carolina or Greensboro specifically, Tanya might be interested.
Given the focus on local content for North Carolina and Greensboro, she may also welcome pitches about events or businesses specific to these areas that tie into her themes of personal finance and house & home.
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By: Tanya Rivera
Consumer Reports allows you to see all the ratings for smoke detectors for free without a membership.
By: Tanya Rivera
You can take a selfie but can't take a picture of your ballot. It's illegal to photograph your ballot in NC.
You either need to get it in the mail right now or walk in your ballot.
By: Tanya Rivera, Sean Higgins, Kevin Kennedy
You've seen them in ads and at campaign rallies, but this is a true conversation. GREENSBORO, N.C. — The biggest race in the state of North Carolina is for Governor.
Kids can get $2 per pound of candy.
Public record shows when a voter cast their ballot, whether they did it in-person, early, or absentee, but records don't show which candidates were picked.
By: Tanya Rivera
At this point, you need to walk in your ballot.
By: Tanya Rivera
The safety requirements went into effect in 2023, but furniture manufactured before then is still being sold.
Common questions answered: What happens if I forget my ID, How do officials check to make sure an absentee voter is a real person?
By: Tanya Rivera
No ballots have been counted as of yet. When you see polls & projections, pollsters are relying on voters telling them the truth about how they voted or will vote.
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