Brian Hamilton is the host of Mountain Grass and Blues Power. A retired journalist and long-time volunteer at WUTC, he has a diverse background covering topics such as competitive sports, real estate, and travel. Brian's work has been featured in notable publications including Fortune, The New York Times, and NBC News.
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Brian Hamilton’s work is predominantly focused on sports, particularly college basketball and volleyball. He also touches on real estate occasionally. His coverage includes event analysis and data citations.
To effectively reach out to Brian, consider offering expert insights or exclusive information related to ongoing events in the world of college basketball or volleyball. Additionally, if you have relevant data that can contribute to his articles or can provide expertise in the covered sports topics, your pitch may be well received.
For topics outside of sports such as real estate market trends, ensure that your pitch offers valuable data insights or industry-specific knowledge that aligns with his coverage style.
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By: Brian Hamilton
With only 388 homes on the market last month compared to 523 in May 2025 — a 26% drop in available inventory.
By: Brian Hamilton
One hundred one homes sold in May, according to Multiple Listing Service data, a modest increase over the 98 sales recorded in western Nevada County in May 2025.
By: Brian Hamilton
It took the Atlanta Dream center 79 games to hit the mark, comfortably topping the 89 games Tina Charles needed to amass that total.
By: Brian Hamilton
Clark will face a one-game suspension if she receives an eighth technical. She says you can count on it.
By: Brian Hamilton
If you had any doubts about Sophie Cunningham’s ability to captivate the social media universe, well, the finger is now pointed directly at you. Maybe most of the discourse in the WNBA this week revolves around her Indiana Fever teammate, Caitlin Clark, and a beef with referees about technical fouls and missed calls. But there was a hilariously saucy spin-off to Monday night’s dust-up involving Clark and Phoenix’s DeWanna Bonner: Cunningham once again asserting her place as the center of attenti
By: Brian Hamilton
Both players received technical fouls for the exchange, but that was hardly the point.
By: Brian Hamilton
Discourse around the WNBA has become toxic and distracting. It's time to turn down the temperature, columnist Brian Hamilton writes.
By: Brian Hamilton
Reese's presence in Atlanta has led to renewed potential and a brighter spotlight for the Dream. “The perfect fit for me,” she says.
By: Brian Hamilton
It has taken more than four years, but a lagging inventory of homes for sale in western Nevada County finally pushed the local market's median sold price to a new
By: Brian Hamilton
Just because the WNBA has mandated charter flights for its teams doesn't mean the planes always work.
