Jenna Kurzyna Biography
Jenna Kurzyna is an American Multi-Skilled Journalist and Anchor at WLTX-TV in Columbia, SC where she covers a range of topics as a general assignment reporter. You can also find her on Saturday mornings as the 11 a.m. co-anchor and show’s producer.
Jenna Kurzyna Age
Jenna was born on 1st January 1995. She is 24 years as of 2019.
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In contrast to her professional career. It was a great task to find out about her personal life and more importantly about her marital status. Additionally, there aren’t any rumors of her likely husband or boyfriend. However, she might be secretly married and living a happy life with her husband. Further, she has a well-built body with decent height and weight. However, the detailed information about her body measurements is not available in the media yet.
Jenna Kurzyna Education
Kurzyna graduated from UNC-Wilmington in May 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in communication studies and a minor in journalism. Before graduating, Jenna started working part-time at WWAY as an intern and then later transitioned into a full-time reporter after graduation.
Jenna Kurzyna Career
She was born in Florida but considers herself a North Carolinian after moving at such a young age. She loves to travel and be outdoors. When she is not at work you can find her hiking or exploring new cities. Jenna graduated from UNC-Wilmington in May 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in communication studies and a minor in journalism. Before graduating, Jenna started working part-time at WWAY as an intern and then later transitioned into a full-time reporter after graduation.
She also covered a national story on a missing 3-year-old girl, Mariah Woods that took over headlines across the country. From one Carolina to the next, Jenna joins us from the Tar Heel State. She joined the News 19 team in June 2018 and loves continuously learning more about the Midlands. Prior to joining WLTX, she worked in Wilmington, NC at WWAY News. Wilmington was her college town and home for 4 years. While in Southeastern, NC Jenna covered a wide variety of topics including a major water concern, GenX. In the summer of 2017, the contaminated water story broke and Jenna covered dozens of stories on the water crisis including interviewing Erin Brockovich.
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Former Allen Benedict residents running out of time to get remaining items
COLUMBIA, S.C. — It has been nearly six months since a gas leak took the lives of two men, Calvin Witherspoon Jr. and Derrick Roper, and displaced 411 residents at Allen Benedict Court apartments.
Grills, bikes and old chairs and other personal items remain left outside of the property.
The Columbia Housing Authority gave an extension to former residents to come back and get any belongings they may want to keep or they will forfeit those items.
Many residents were seen taking their belongings with them when they were initially evacuated back in January.
The Columbia Housing Authority said all the former residents have since been placed or have found permanent housing. The housing authority also said as part of the fresh start, many opted to leave old items behind and replace them with newer things.
They originally announced any personal items that remained left behind would need to be moved out by June 30, but now the new deadline is for Monday, July 15 by 5 p.m.
The Columbia Housing Authority said newly seated Interim Director Ivory Matthews wanted to extend the first deadline in order to make sure all of the former residents had ample time to come back to the property to secure any items they might want to retrieve.
The relocation team at the Columbia Housing Authority will now begin the walk-through process of the vacant units to empty out the contents of those units and dispose of unwanted items.
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