Allan Brown is a Senior Sports Reporter at various publications, including PR.com and Yahoo Sports. He specializes in covering competitive sports and sports broadcasting, providing in-depth analysis and insights into the athletic world. Allan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Athens Messenger, Huron Daily Tribune, and the Herald-Whig.
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Allan Brown's coverage indicates a strong focus on local sports events, particularly hockey and basketball, within the Wisconsin area. His articles often include announcements of upcoming matches or community-related initiatives.
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A Quincy native, Cole Hilbing's love for hockey began at an early age and it was a sport he always wanted to play.
(l to r) Timara Craven, Brooke Trantor, and Darlene Steinkamp will be the speakers at this year's Women's Empowerment Luncheon on Jan. 3 at noon at Quincy's Holiday Inn.
New WGEM sports director Kyle Ainsworth (center) with his morning co-anchor, Natalie Will and meteorologist Kyle Eck at the WGEM morning news desk.
Hawks quarterback Bradyn Little throws a pass during the game against the Golden Bears on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025 at QU Stadium.
