Dana Winter

Greenville

Reporter at WHNS-TV (Greenville, SC)

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Hadleigh’s Heart: Community Coming Together Ahead of Infant’s Second Open Heart Surgery

2 weeks ago | foxcarolina.com | Dana Winter

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A weekend fundraiser on the Clinton Square is raising money for an infant who is about to have her second open heart surgery. Hadleigh is about four months old and has HLHS which is Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome. The CDC says that HLHS affects structures on the left side of the heart that do not fully develop including the left ventricle, the mitral valve, the aortic valve, and the ascending portion of the aorta.
Wildlife experts give update on bear cub taken out of tree for photo

Apr 24, 2024 | wsfa.com | Dana Winter |Emily Van de Riet

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) – Wildlife experts in North Carolina said a bear cub that was grabbed out of a tree for a photo is now at a rehabilitation facility. A video of a group of people taking the cub out of a tree in Asheville went viral last week. The North Carolina Wildlife Resource Center (NCWRC) said that the group of people will not face charges because the cub was released immediately.
Wildlife experts give update on bear cub taken out of tree for photo

Apr 24, 2024 | fox5vegas.com | Dana Winter

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) – Wildlife experts in North Carolina said a bear cub that was grabbed out of a tree for a photo is now at a rehabilitation facility. A video of a group of people taking the cub out of a tree in Asheville went viral last week. The North Carolina Wildlife Resource Center (NCWRC) said that the group of people will not face charges because the cub was released immediately.
Wildlife experts give update on bear cub taken out of tree for photo

Apr 24, 2024 | uppermichiganssource.com | Dana Winter |Emily Van de Riet
Wildlife experts give update on bear cub taken out of tree for photo

Apr 24, 2024 | wmbfnews.com | Dana Winter

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Wildlife experts say the bear cub rescued in Asheville after being grabbed out of a tree for a photo is at a rehabilitation facility in Western North Carolina. It will be there for the next eight to nine months as it’s rehabilitated to be released. The North Carolina Wildlife Resource Center reports that the group in the video seen taking the cub from the tree will not face charges because the cubs were released immediately.
Wildlife experts give update on bear cub taken out of tree for photo

Apr 23, 2024 | wect.com | Dana Winter

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Wildlife experts say the bear cub rescued in Asheville after being grabbed out of a tree for a photo is at a rehabilitation facility in Western North Carolina. It will be there for the next eight to nine months as it’s rehabilitated to be released. The North Carolina Wildlife Resource Center reports that the group in the video seen taking the cub from the tree will not face charges because the cubs were released immediately.
Program allows homeowners in one state to get Bradford pears replaced with native trees

Mar 13, 2024 | wkyt.com | Dana Winter |Andrew Mcmunn

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) - Homeowners in South Carolina are getting the chance to remove Bradford pear trees and replace them with native trees. Bradford pears are known for their beautiful blossoms, but also for their pungent smell, often described as smelling like fish. Although they can be seen in many places across the country, the trees are not native to the U.S.Now, Clemson University and the South Carolina Forestry Commission are cooperating on a project to remove them.
Program allows homeowners in one state to get Bradford pears replaced with native trees

Mar 13, 2024 | ky3.com | Dana Winter |Andrew Mcmunn

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WHNS/Gray News) - Homeowners in South Carolina are getting the chance to remove Bradford pear trees and replace them with native trees. Bradford pears are known for their beautiful blossoms, but also for their pungent smell, often described as smelling like fish. Although they can be seen in many places across the country, the trees are not native to the U.S.Now, Clemson University and the South Carolina Forestry Commission are cooperating on a project to remove them.
S.C. program exchanges pestilent Bradford pears for native trees

Mar 12, 2024 | wrdw.com | Dana Winter

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A shared project between Clemson University and the South Carolina Forestry Commission is giving homeowners a chance to remove Bradford pears trees and replace them with native trees. Bradford pears are known for their blossoms but also for their pungent smell.
3 options for Africatown Welcome Center on the table

May 25, 2023 | wkrg.com | Dana Winter