Bob Liepa is a Sports Editor at Times Review Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, finance, and crime, with a particular focus on urban development and the housing market. Bob's work has been featured in notable publications such as BLOX Digital, Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Charlotte Observer.
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Bob Liepa's articles predominantly focus on local government and community development in the Southport area. His coverage often includes government announcements and developments related to events, infrastructure, and community projects.
Given Bob’s emphasis on local government and community matters, he would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into local policies, community development initiatives, or individuals involved in these activities. Professionals with direct involvement in Southport's government or organizations contributing to its development may find their input valuable for his pieces.
As Bob focuses on a specific geographic area, pitches should reflect an understanding of the unique dynamics of Southport’s governance and developmental needs.
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By: Bob Liepa
Wilmington StarNews A private recreation club in Wilmington is seeking to modify its plans ahead of a scheduled September opening.
Wilmington StarNews Call them signs of the times. Times are changing, and so are some city signs.
By: Bob Liepa
Coast Guard Station Oak Island welcomed all to tour its boats and facilities at Caswell Beach on Aug. 8.
By: Bob Liepa
A Wilmington developer is asking the city to remove a 2013 density cap to allow for more housing in a growing region.
More is coming to a region of midtown Wilmington with plans to add residential units.
Wilmington StarNews Wilmington received a nearly $1.5 million grant to manage and expand its urban forest.
By: Bob Liepa
Wilmington StarNews The New Hanover County 911 Center is fully staffed, but retaining telecommunicators can be a challenge due to the job's stress.
City tree crew members went about removing a dead pine tree on Oleander Drive in Wilmington.
By: Bob Liepa
Wilmington StarNews Wilmington City Council has approved a rezoning request for a third Wawa location in the city.
Rezoning for a new Wawa convenience store in Wilmington has been approved.
