Aaron Smith is a journalist and videographer at The Examiner. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, crime and justice, and public security, with a focus on both individual and team sports, as well as campus life at colleges and universities. Aaron's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Fox 44 TV, The Guardian, and National Review.
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Aaron Smith's coverage is focused on local community events, charity initiatives, and business developments in the New South Wales region of Australia. His articles cover a wide range of topics including entertainment news, sports events, Christmas celebrations, charity work, and business activities.
If you are looking to reach out to Aaron for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities related to local community events such as festivals or charitable initiatives in the New South Wales area, highlighting their positive impact on the community would likely resonate with his focus. Additionally, if your pitch involves unique business ventures or property market developments specifically within this region of Australia or features entertaining news and sports-related content relevant to Newcastle and its surrounding areas it may also align well with Aaron's coverage interests.
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By: Aaron Smith
RENO, Nev. – From 37 years as a proprietor of a bowling center to 50 appearances at the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships, it’s safe to say that Tom Sims of Lisle, Illinois, has showcased some impressive dedication throughout his journey in the sport.
The UK's first official hobbit festival will arrive in Shropshire later this year – bringing J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional ‘Shire' to life in the very land that is said to have inspired it.
By: Aaron Smith
Your best partners don’t stay because you send an email a few times a year. They stay because you show up, stay in touch and make them feel valued.
By: Aaron Smith
Pictured above (from left): Chad Roberts, Timothy Pfeifer, Christopher Bardol, Joe Bailey, Daniel Higgins Jr.
By: Aaron Smith
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RENO, Nev. – Matthew Kuba of Minster, Ohio, became the 49th competitor at the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships to author multiple 300s at the tournament with his performance Friday at the 2026 event.
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By: Aaron Smith
RENO, Nev. – From early on in his bowling career, Joe Gemmato has appreciated the importance of being part of the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships and has looked forward to his annual trip each year.
