Ana M. Risano is a Reporter at The Pilot LLC. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on environmental services, forestry, and the construction industry. Ana's work has been featured in The Pilot LLC, Montgomery Herald, and Business North Carolina.
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Ana Risano primarily covers local news, town developments, community projects, government decisions, and infrastructure improvements in Moore County, North Carolina. Her focus is on topics such as transportation & logistics, house & home, agriculture & farming, personal finance and design.
Given her coverage attributes of government announcement and press release at 34% each suggests she would be most receptive to pitches that involve newsworthy updates from local governments or official sources within Moore County. This could include information about upcoming infrastructure projects or changes in public services that directly impact the community.
As Ana's geographic focus is specific to Moore County and surrounding areas in North Carolina, relevant pitches should consider how they tie into this localized angle to resonate with her reporting priorities.
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Board of Commissioners Chair Nick Picerno speaks to comments made about growth across Moore County.
Tax Administrator Gary Briggs describes Senate Bill 992 to the Board of Commissioners, noting it’s on track to become law.
An aerial view of the property off Old U.S. 1 near Nature’s Own.
The former all-Black elementary school in Robbins, now the Davis Community Center, has received increasing attention with a desire to fix up the facility as a hub for northern Moore.
Moore County Public Safety continues to plan ahead to ensure swift responses to support the community in the event of an emergency.
Sherilla Horton, left, and Arthur Mason, right, speak in support of a YMCA in Southern Pines.
Board Chair Sue Ralston and Executive Director Farrah Newman discuss the Sandhills Station project as part of the affiliate’s reasoning for changing its leadership structure.
A member of the Foxfire Village Council, Kevin J. Robbins, resigned from his elected position at the end of July, citing ongoing tension while trying to serve the community.
Leonard Gaddis talks about the plan to address flooding on his property.
County Planner Danielle Orloff presents on fire codes and road access.
