Brandice Hoggard is a journalist based in Greenville, North Carolina. She writes for local newspapers The Daily Advance and The Daily Reflector, covering a variety of topics including community events, sports, and local news stories. With a passion for storytelling, Brandice aims to provide accurate and engaging information to her readers.
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Brandice focuses on local sports events, particularly in the Greenville area of North Carolina. She seems to heavily rely on announcements and press releases for her coverage. If you have relevant local sports news or events happening in North Carolina, especially around high school-level competitions or achievements, reaching out with concise and newsworthy pitches may be effective.
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Martin County hosted the Midway Raiders in the first round of the 2024 NCHSAA Men’s Basketball Championships 2A tournament.
Regular Conference Champions and Atlantic Conference Tournament Champions has a nice ring to it for the Lady Bears Basketball team.
Martin County baseball pulls Pamlico County
Bear Grass Charter School’s varsity teams have been racking up wins recently.
The Williamston Police Department arrested several people on March 12 at 140 Willow Acres.
Martin County hosted the Gates County Barons on Thursday, March 21 and claimed a 10-0 victory.
Three Bear Grass Charter School teams have claimed victory recently.
The Williamston Police Department received a report of trafficking cocaine, possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver cocaine, possession
The Cashie 12U All-Star team didn’t just win a state championship, they went undefeated in doing so.
The Williamston Police Department made a traffic stop on Aug. 03 at Washington Street near South McCaskey Road in Williamston that lead to the discovery of possession with intent to
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