Wendy Weitzel is a local journalist based in Port St. Joe, Florida. She has written for The Port St. Joe Star, covering a range of topics including local news, sports, weather, and community events. Wendy's work has also appeared in other local publications and she has a strong passion for providing accurate and timely information to her community.
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Wendy Weitzel's coverage primarily revolves around local news, with an emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. She frequently covers topics related to government & politics, house & home, family & relationships in the context of Port St Joe.
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Festivalgoers enjoy the 2023 Davis Pride Festival. This year’s event is June 1.
By: Wendy Weitzel
EASTON — Former Gov. Larry Hogan spent a day on the Mid-Shore Friday, as his “Back to Work” bus tour came through Queen Anne's, Caroline and Talbot counties.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Members of the Easton Middle School marching band make their way down Morris Street during the Oxford Day parade April 27.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Eric Wellington, left, and Tess Hietbrink restring guitars on Thursday at Watermelon Music. (Courtesy photo)
By: Wendy Weitzel
ANNAPOLIS — News organizations across the region were recognized with awards for work they produced over the past year. The editorial and marketing staff of APG Media of Chesapeake garnered
Yummy Fusion noodle house and all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue opened Thursday, May 2. It’s a rebranding of MT BBQ House at 229 G St.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Half marathon participant Alison Flanigan runs down Talbot Street. Luogana Wei celebrates as he rounds a corner during the half marathon event.
By: Wendy Weitzel
St. Michaels Library Branch Manager Shauna Beulah reads “Bread for Words: A Frederick Douglass Story” by Shana Keller to a group of eager listeners at Frederick Douglass Day on Saturday, Sept. 28.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Election night produced some decisive victories on the Mid-Shore, in Maryland and throughout the nation.
By: Wendy Weitzel
Saturday's fires at the YMCA on Peachblossom Road in Easton was a "traumatic" event for Y staff and regulars, but thanks to coordinated efforts, the Y resumed its normal programming
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