Angelina Alcantar is a journalist based in Knoxville, Tennessee. She has written for various local publications including the Knoxville News Sentinel, Rockdale Newton Citizen, Albia Newspapers Inc, Princeton Daily Clarion, and Laurel Leader Call. Her work covers a range of topics including local news, sports, and community events.
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Knoxville, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Angelina Alcantar's coverage primarily revolves around local events, particularly sports and house & home topics. Given her frequent event coverage, she would likely be responsive to pitches related to upcoming local sports events or significant developments in the Knoxville area. If you have a newsworthy story about college sports within Tennessee or specific Knoxville events, such as parades or community gatherings, Angelina may find it of interest.
For house & home themes, consider pitching stories related to local businesses, property trends in the Knoxville area, interior design features of homes within the city limits and surrounding neighborhoods.
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See the images from behind the scenes of the McGhee Tyson Airport in Alcoa, Tennessee.
By: Angelina Alcantar
Oak Ridge Athletic Director Joe Gaddis is the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from Knoxville News Sentinel
By: Angelina Alcantar
Dogwood Arts installs new art sculptures at Krutch Park in Downtown Knoville on Sunday, June 23, 2024.
By: Angelina Alcantar
See the Knoxville community lined up to buy special reprints of the Tennessee baseball national championship News Sentinel editions
By: Angelina Alcantar
Part of the First Baptist Concord Church on Kingston Pike began to be demolished on Tuesday, July 2, 2024.
The Downtown Island Airport, opened in 1930, offers charter services, flight training, and houses the Knox County Sheriff's Officer Helicopter Unit.
By: Angelina Alcantar
A new Emerald Youth sports complex and facilities is proposed to be built in East Knoxville at the Chilhowee Park area.
By: Kevin Miller, Angelina Alcantar
South Carolina baseball fired Mark Kingston last month as the former Gamecock head coach struggled despite having elite talent in Columbia.
BBN Hospitality now owns Elst Brewing Company, and its owners have plans to add a restaurant and rename it The Black Dog.
By: Angelina Alcantar
See photos of Knoxville's Top Workplaces 2024 winners at awards celebration held at The Mill & Mine in downtown Knoxville on July 24.
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