C. Jemal Horton is a Sports Editor at the Independent Tribune. He covers a variety of topics within the realm of sports, including both team and individual sports disciplines. C. Jemal's work has also been featured in the Hickory Daily Record.
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C. Jemal Horton's reporting is mainly focused on sports, particularly football and high school sports events. He frequently covers local athletes and games, suggesting that he would be most interested in pitches related to local sporting events or profiles of standout athletes.
Given the strong emphasis on event coverage, consider reaching out with exclusive insights into upcoming matches or tournaments involving high school teams or local athletes. Profiles of outstanding players or coaches from the covered geographic area may also pique C. Jemal Horton's interest.
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By: C. Jemal Horton
CHARLOTTE – According to Google Maps, the shortest flight from Harrisburg to Volos, Greece, is nearly 5,000 miles – 4,974.076, want to be exact.
By: C. Jemal Horton
It’s almost time.
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MOUNT PLEASANT – When Bill Stirewalt was 65 years old, he decided to get himself a YMCA membership and get in shape.
By: C. Jemal Horton
It’s kickoff time, Cabarrus!
By: C. Jemal Horton
Lance Lewis spent a significant portion of his life trying to make a career in football.
By: C. Jemal Horton
That famous Victory Bell will ring early again this year – whether it’s A.L. Brown’s record 11th consecutive time or Concord’s first time since 2014.
By: C. Jemal Horton
CONCORD – The No. 1 team in Cabarrus went to Charlotte last week and left with its worst regular-season loss since 2019.
By: C. Jemal Horton
They first met more than a decade ago.
By: C. Jemal Horton
CONCORD -- He arrived on the Cannon School campus, armed with college scholarship offers, a 3-star individual ranking, and the grandest of dreams – to be dominant individually, to help
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CONCORD – Steady but surely, the West Cabarrus volleyball team is making its move in the Greater Metro 6A/7A Conference.
