Carly Schreck is a multimedia journalist with a focus on local news in Anchorage, Alaska. She has written for KTVA-TV, EastIdahoNews.com, and has been featured in KVLY-TV. Carly covers a range of topics including community events, local government, crime, and human interest stories.
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Carly Schreck's coverage focuses on local government, military events, and community-related stories within the Alaska region. Pitches to Carly could revolve around providing insight or expert commentary related to local politics, military activities in the area, or issues affecting the Mat-Su Valley community.
Given her focus on event coverage and government announcements, she may be interested in pitches that highlight upcoming significant events in the region or provide exclusive insights into local political developments.
Considering her interest in family & relationships topics, stories related to community impact of policies or events might also be well-received. It’s important for sources pitching Carly to have a clear connection to Alaska and its specific areas such as Anchorage and Mat-Su Valley.
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The Eklutna Fish and Wildlife Program largely sides with CEA, MEA’s initial proposal
By: Carly Schreck
Inside the Gates: Jorge Machado and Arvin Ting are the first crew chiefs to receive an Air Medal in the history of the 176th wing
By: Carly Schreck
Maxwell Sumner was appointed by the Mat-Su Assembly at a special meeting Thursday
By: Carly Schreck
Ahead of presenting his budget to the Palmer City Council, newly hired Palmer city manager Stephen Jellie suggested changes could be coming to how the city operates its police dispatch department.
By: Carly Schreck
Inside the Gates: Friends and family gathered to send the soldiers off during a deployment ceremony on Monday
WASILLA, Alaska (KTUU) - As another round of wind whips through the Matanuska-Susitna Borough, radio personality Erin-She — who inherited Anchorage‘s Billy Stapleton’s Halloween display known as Camp Crystal — takes stock of which decorations need repairing.
By: Carly Schreck
Inside the Gates: The ‘fini-flight’ is an Air Force tradition that dates back to WWII
By: Carly Schreck
The Alaska Brain Bus visits communities on the road system to help diagnose traumatic brain injuries
By: Carly Schreck
Inside the Gates: An up-close look at how the 168th Wing keeps combat aircraft airborne
By: Carly Schreck
Winter preparedness project helping Mat-Su veterans grows exponentially over last year
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