Brandyn Wilcoxen is a journalist based in Carbondale, Illinois, focusing on local news and sports. He writes for publications such as The Daily Egyptian and The Southern Illinoisan, covering a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and regional news.
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Brandyn's focus is heavily centered around local sports events, particularly basketball. Given this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews related to these specific events and tournaments. Expert commentary from coaches, players, or local sports analysts could be of interest.
Since Brandyn has a strong emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary in the context of local sports, providing unique angles or behind-the-scenes stories about the teams, players, or community impact would likely resonate with him.
Given his geographic focus on Carbondale and Southern Illinois communities like Carterville and Harrisburg, pitches should align with these locations to ensure relevance.
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Friday's snow brought a consistent range of nearly half a foot of snow throughout the region throughout the day, coating the entire area in a white blanket.
By: Brandyn Wilcoxen
BENTON — The Franklin County government has issued a disaster declaration ahead of cleanup efforts from this week's winter storm.
HERRIN — A pair of Herrin police officers were presented with awards from the state Fraternal Order of Police on Monday during the city's regular council meeting.
By: Brandyn Wilcoxen
MARION — January and February are considered by small business owners to be a slow time as consumers experience a post-holiday hangover and battle winter weather.
SESSER — The city of Sesser will be welcoming a new manufacturing facility in the coming months, as the Eco-Tabs announced its intention to move into the town.
Minutes following the conclusion of Tuesday night’s Carbondale city council meeting, a verbal altercation occurred involving two city council members and members of the public.
Ordinances. Resolutions. Codes. In municipal government, it's the language that dictates the makeup of the city, what people are allowed to do, and anything else that the city may deem necessary.
By: Brandyn Wilcoxen
JOHNSTON CITY — It started as a Christmas Eve family gathering. Riley Hearn gets a phone call. Thinking it's a typical holiday greeting from a loved one, he answers. It's the fire marshal.
By: Brandyn Wilcoxen
The Southern Illinois region finally saw relatively warm temperatures to melt off some of the lingering ice and snow, but another problem still remains with a long road ahead: debris.
By: Brandyn Wilcoxen
MARION — More than a hundred people were in attendance to celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Monday morning at The Pavilion in Marion.
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