Calvin Sneed is a freelance news anchor with a focus on local news in Kingsport, Tennessee. He has written for the Kingsport Times News and his work has also appeared in City Press. Calvin covers a range of topics including community events, local landmarks, and human interest stories.
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Kingsport, United States (Local)
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Calvin Sneed's coverage indicates a focus on local events, landmarks, and photography in the Kingsport area. His interest in commemorating African-American athletes suggests an appreciation for stories that celebrate diversity and inclusion.
Given his emphasis on local events and landmarks, pitches related to community-based initiatives, historical features or events tied to significant local figures could be appealing. Additionally, considering Calvin’s interest in photography as evidenced by the photography-related article titles, he may respond well to pitches involving visual storytelling around notable locations or people within the Tennessee area.
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Bridge’s sloping arch looking south.
The Natchez Trace Parkway Double Arch Bridge was the first pre-cast segmental concrete arch bridge in the United States.
Calvin selfie from viewing spot on the roof of the Hu Hotel, downtown Memphis, looking at the Hernando de Soto Bridge.
A wider view of the side shot of the Hernando de Soto Bridge, looking west.
Felipe Souza, visiting from Brazil, uses binoculars to see the Hernando de Soto Bridge up close.
Profile of the Harahan Bridge lighted for Christmas.
The east portal of the Harahan Bridge on the Memphis side of the river.
Looking north (upriver) at the lighted Hernando de Soto Bridge.
Looking south (downriver) at the lighted Harahan Bridge.
In Memphis, you'll find the biggest nightly light show on the Mississippi River, with two of its bridges lit up for the holiday season like candy canes on a Christmas
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