Sarafina Wright
Sarafina Wright is the "All Things Considered" producer for WFAE 90.7 Charlotte’s NPR Source. Before coming to WFAE, she worked as a political correspondent for EBONY.com, staff writer at the Washington Informer and editor-in-chief of the WI Bridge in Washington, DC. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from Howard University. When she's not writing professionally, Sarafina can be found blogging at www.sarafinasaid.com or hanging out with her book club, Charlotte West.
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When people think of celebrating Cinco De Mayo these things typically come to mind: Margaritas, tacos, and chips and salsa. Needless to say, the… -
Members of Reopen Meck will gather in the streets of uptown Friday to protest the county’s stay-at-home order in place due to the coronavirus pandemic.… -
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has allowed numerous nonessential stores to reopen two weeks after closing them due to COVID-19. Starting Tuesday, many… -
The American Red Cross says more than 100 residents are receiving aid across 17 North Carolina counties after seven tornadoes touched down in the state… -
It’s Time Out for Sports on WFAE. It's March and that usually means March Madness with college basketball, NBA playoffs, baseball spring training and so… -
It's time to take a look at what's up in the Queen City for the weekend. The CIAA tournament continues this weekend with lots of black college men's and… -
A Charlotte physician will join Congresswoman Alma Adams as her guest at President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address in Washington, D.C. on… -
It’s the day after Christmas and many people are still in the holiday spirit and looking for something to do with friends or family in town, so there’s a… -
Former Charlotte mayor and businessman Phil Van Every will be the latest statue erected as part of the Trail of History’s memorialization of individuals… -
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have arrested and charged three men with murder in the 2016 robbery and killing of 33-year-old Union County elementary school…
