Gabrielle Garay
Gabrielle Garay is a WJCT News intern for spring 2018.
Gabrielle is a senior at Flagler College studying journalism and media production with a minor in advertising.
Originally from Orlando, Gabrielle attended the Osceola County School for the Arts, where she majored in creative writing.
Before joining the team at WJCT, she was an intern for Ancient City Stories and Folio Weekly, where she has had several bylines. Her published work ranges from breaking news to in-depth feature stories.
In addition to sharing amazing stories, Gabrielle enjoys pugs and cooking recipes she finds on Buzzfeed.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is urging beachgoers to avoid a 1,200 foot long construction site on St. Augustine Beach while it undergoes… -
Beyoncé brought a significant piece of Jacksonville’s history to a national stage over the weekend at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in… -
A petition that asks the Florida Department of Transportation to add a crosswalk, signage and lighting to the 4100 block of Herschel Street has been… -
St. Augustine home owners will have the opportunity to attend two educational disaster recovery workshops this week.The free workshops are hosted by the… -
It's been two weeks since the nationwide March For Our Lives took place. Millions of people gathered around the county. In Jacksonville hundreds met at… -
A new radio ad was released Monday, attacking the mayor of Jacksonville and the potential sale of JEA.However, Mayor Lenny Curry has maintained he's… -
St. Augustine Youth Services can now be able to help more young boys at their therapeutic group homes.The nonprofit celebrated the opening of a new group… -
Council members and their constituents are becoming frustrated with the lack of visible progress being made clean-up of toxic ash in the soil in… -
The iconic Toys R Us chain is going out of business and has already begun liquidating some stores. All physical locations will be closing down after 70… -
Students across the nation are planning to walk out of their classes at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, March 14 for National School Walkout day. Students and…
