Chris Adams is a freelance writer and content creator based in Kentucky. His work primarily focuses on local sports, community events, and human interest stories in the Elizabethtown and surrounding areas. As a journalist, Chris has contributed to a variety of publications, including The News Enterprise, The Madison Courier, and several other regional and national outlets.
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Chris Adams' coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly basketball, softball, and track and field. Based on this focus, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local sports events or human-interest stories about athletes from the area.
Given the emphasis on event coverage and press releases, Chris may respond well to pitches that provide exclusive access to participants or detailed information about upcoming sporting events in his coverage area. Consider offering unique angles such as profiles of standout athletes or behind-the-scenes insights into local teams and competitions.
As Chris's geographic focus is clearly defined as Elizabethtown, Kentucky along with a broader interest in covering the state level tournaments and meets occurring within Kentucky makes him an ideal target for those looking to promote sporting events within these areas.
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By: Chris Adams
Some upcoming happenings at the Chase County Historical Society and Museum this fall include a veterans display and the start of a Chase County Historical Sketches book.
By: Chris Adams
Food security, or food insecurity, depending on your outlook, is a global issue. But it’s not so global that one cannot impact it living in the middle of the United
What do the oldest all-African-American town west of the Mississippi River and Emporia have in common?
Salina — Emporia High School golfer Elise Eckert finished fourth Tuesday at the Kansas High School Girls State Tournament, bettering her fifth-place result from 2023.
One hundred years ago, a student from a foreign land matriculated to the former College of Emporia — founded by the Presbyterian Church in 1882 and shuttered in 1974. Little
By: Chris Adams
Emporia High School cross country competed in the 5A Regional 1 Saturday in Wichita, garnering individual success.
Ben Tracy runs on U.S. Highway 50 toward Emporia Thursday afternoon.
The Spartans of Emporia High School fell to Goddard-Eisenhower Thursday, 55-10, in the opening round of the 5A playoffs.
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