Adiah Gholston is a journalist based in Burlington, Vermont. She writes for Vermont Public and her work has also appeared in Cardinal News. Adiah covers a range of local news topics, including community events, public health initiatives, education, and weather updates.
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Adiah Gholston's coverage primarily focuses on local news and human interest stories in Vermont, with a particular emphasis on education, entertainment news, crime, and seasonal events. She often includes expert commentary and government announcements in her articles.
If you have insights related to local educational initiatives or developments within the entertainment industry in Vermont, especially those involving community engagement or diversity efforts, your pitch is likely to resonate with Adiah. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on topics such as public safety during natural disasters or seasonal changes affecting the region, she may find it valuable for her reporting.
Given the geographic focus of Adiah's reporting (Vermont), pitches should be tailored to reflect an understanding of this specific locality.
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By: Andrea Laurion, Mikaela Lefrak, Adiah Gholston
Local, non-profit theater is a vibrant space within our region's art community, but the industry has also had its ups and downs.
By: Mary-Engisch
Weather watchers are keeping a close eye on the tropical storm remnants of Hurricane Debbie as it moves north.
By: Adiah Gholston, Burgess Brown, Sabine Poux, Samantha Watson
It’s year seven of our favorite Brave Little State tradition. And this year, tradition played a big role in all the stories behind the names we investigated: Lake Willoughby, Hells Peak Road and Pumpkin Harbor Road.
Lenny Trifaro never really gravitated toward a traditional 9-to-5 life. The Burlington man instead decided to become a freight driver.
By: Mary-Engisch
Mary Williams Engisch: What are some challenges that rural Vermont is facing that you're hoping to tackle during your tenure?
By: Daniela Fierro, Mikaela Lefrak, Adiah Gholston
Last fall, three young men of Palestinian descent were shot while out for a walk. All three survived, but one, Hisham Awartani, suffered a spinal
Through Sunday suppers, cooking clubs and soul food catering for events large and small, Harmony Edosomwan says she's creating community.
By: Zoe-Mcdonald
On a rainy Thursday in Montpelier, a handful of tents lined the Statehouse lawn with a mission.
The National Weather Service says a few inches of snow are possible at elevations of 1,500 feet and above.
A Vermont-bred musical comes full circle for its first performances in the state since its Broadway debut.
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