Alan Hovorka

Preston's Summary

Alan Hovorka is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. He writes for The Post and Courier and his work has also appeared in the Stevens Point Journal and wisconsinrapidstribune.com. Alan covers a range of topics including local arts and culture, music, food, and community events.

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Geo Focus

Summerville, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 46 %
Breaking News: 38 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 5 %
Government Announcement: 5 %
Event Coverage: 2 %

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Disaster & Emergency Response
  • Corporate Security

Pitching Insights

Alan Hovorka's coverage indicates a focus on local entertainment, culture, and nonprofit events in Charleston, South Carolina. He frequently covers announcements and events related to the arts, music, food, and nonprofit organizations.

Given his focus on local stories and events in Charleston, pitches should align with this geographic scope. If you have insights into upcoming cultural events or developments within the local arts scene in Charleston or can offer unique perspectives on nonprofit initiatives specific to this region, it may be of interest to him.

As he often covers announcements and event-related content pertaining to entertainment news, culture & society topics such as art exhibitions, music festivals or community initiatives are likely to resonate with Alan for potential coverage opportunities.

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