Bowen Assman is a reporter at The Morning Star. With a background in sports journalism and a passion for storytelling, he covers a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, regional interest, and cultural stories across North America. Bowen's work has been featured in various publications such as the Penticton Western News and Kelowna Capital News.
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Vernon, Canada (Local)
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Bowen Assman's coverage primarily focuses on local events, sports, and community-related news in Vernon and the surrounding areas. He seems to prioritize reporting on local sporting events, community initiatives, government announcements, and other events specific to the region.
Given Bowen's emphasis on covering local sports and community activities in Vernon and nearby areas like Kelowna, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming sporting events or human-interest stories about individuals or organizations making a positive impact within these communities. Pitches that align with his focus on highlighting local achievements and happenings are likely to resonate well with him.
As Bowen has a strong emphasis on event coverage tied closely to the local area of Vernon and its surroundings, ensuring that any outreach is directly relevant to this geographic scope will be important for effectively engaging with him.
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By: Brendan Shykora, Bowen Assman
The Vernon Volunteer Firefighters Association's agreement with the city will expire on Dec. 31, 2025.
A new year-round dry shelter in Vernon is proposed by the Upper Room Mission
In the latest Okanagan Sports Roundup, host Bowen Assman takes you through what happened over the weekend.
Instagram pages such as Okanagan Recruits and PHIVE are helping shed light on basketball athletes in the Okanagan
All three will be running until March 5, 2025 at the public gallery
All three will be running until March 5, 2025 at the public gallery
Funds raised will go towards the ALS Society, along with ALS B.C.'s Project Hope
By: Bowen Assman
The non-profit project has been in the works for the past six years
In the latest Okanagan Sports Roundup, host Bowen Assman takes you through what happened over the weekend.
Rylie Marchand will make her pro debut on Saturday, Feb. 1
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