Aviel Smolka is a contributor for the Brunswick Beacon, with a focus on local news in Goldsboro, North Carolina. Their work has also been featured in the Greensboro News & Record. Aviel covers a wide range of topics, including sports, community events, and human interest stories, highlighting the achievements and happenings in the Goldsboro area.
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Aviel's coverage predominantly encompasses local events and community-related news, focusing on topics such as entertainment, sports, family & relationships, culture & society. To effectively reach out to Aviel for potential coverage or contributions:
1. Emphasize Local Relevance: Highlight any local connections to Goldsboro, Southern Wayne, Rosewood, Princeton, C.B. Aycock or other specific locations within North Carolina.
2. Community Impact: If your pitch involves events related to the Boys and Girls Clubs, Christmas parades,Veterans Day parade art shows or similar community-oriented activities in the region covered by Aviel's reporting area.
3. Human Interest Stories: Aviel reports on a variety of human interest stories including recognition awards (such as Anthony C. Shine Award), veterans assistance programs and fallen firefighters; thus pitches should focus on heartwarming narratives that resonate with his audience.
4.Celebratory Events: Pitching celebratory events such as achievements in sports at local schools like Eastern Wayne High School could be relevant given their prominence in his articles.
Consider these points when tailoring pitches for opportunities with Avel Smolka based on his previous article titles and themes covered.
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Some of Wayne County’s best basketball will be under one roof for the second WJG Sports Thanksgiving Throwdown.
Moving away from home to a new and unfamiliar place can be a tough experience, especially for military members.
After seeing the devastation Hurricane Helene caused throughout western North Carolina, Fairwinds Aviation sprang into action.
Wayne County residents gathered along Center Street for the annual Veterans Day Parade in downtown Goldsboro.
In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Charles B. Aycock High School students are contributing to hurricane relief efforts.
Charles B Aycock lost to J.H Rose 47-38 on Thursday night.
The times are changing for Southern Wayne boys’ basketball team as Friday’s 64-36 victory over New Bern provided yet another step in the right direction.
Ty’Lisha Maye and Alissa Meadows each scored eight points to lead Southern Wayne past Eastern Carolina 3A/4A Conference foe New Bern, 46-31, in the Lady Saints’ conference home opener Friday
Great players not only bring out the best in their teammates but play hard all four quarters.
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