Brandon Green is a journalist for WJRT, Inc. ABC12, focusing on local news in the Flint, Michigan area. With a passion for sports reporting, Brandon covers high school football, basketball, and hockey games, providing in-depth analysis and game highlights to keep the community informed about their local teams.
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Brandon Green's focus is on local sports events, particularly high school sports in Michigan. His coverage primarily revolves around event coverage and press releases.
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Gold has an uncanny ability to make headlines, especially when it reaches a new high. It's not just a shiny piece of metal; it's an investment with a track record that dates back thousands of years. From ancient civilizations using it as currency to modern-day investors seeking a safe haven, gold has proven itself time and again as a reliable store of value. Yet, when gold prices surge, some investors hesitate, thinking they missed the boat. But history shows that hesitating when gold hits a new peak can be a costly mistake.
“It’s a point of emphasis. We try to be as talkative as we can. It helps being a guy that’s been here for a couple years,” said Luchuk. “I try to talk as much as I can.
By: Brandon Green
In 2010, a motorcycle accident left David Kellam paralyzed from the waist down, ending his football career and completely changing his life.
By: Brandon Green
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