Chris Schulz is a Features Editor for West Virginia Public Broadcasting, with a focus on local news in West Virginia, specifically in Charleston. Chris's work has also been featured in WVNews, Consumer NZ, The Spinoff, Stuff, and NPR. Their articles cover a range of topics including consumer protection, education, community events, and health.
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Chris Schulz's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly in West Virginia. He seems to be interested in education-related topics, legislative updates, and community events specific to the region. Given his focus on government announcements and event coverage, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local educational initiatives or legislative changes that impact the community.
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The Harrison County Courthouse is located in downtown Clarksburg, which serves as the county seat.
State education leaders hope to prepare the state’s workforce for big economic changes with short courses called microcredentials. Microcredentials are short, focused courses that educate and certify learners in a particular subject.
Multiple fire departments in Raleigh County responded just after 9 p.m. Sunday night to a structure fire at what was once the home of former governor Hulett Smith.
By: Chris Schulz
With early voting starting Wednesday, the League of Women Voters (LWV) is helping citizens prepare to go to the polls.
By: Chris Schulz
A blank petition signature page on the counter of Phoenix Bakery in Morgantown is accompanied by informational fliers Sept. 28, 2024.
By: Chris Schulz, Mātoro Matua
Whether it's clothes, shoes, appliances or food, anyone who shops online regularly knows there's one tool that's become ubiquitous: the ability to rank searched items by price.
Chris Schulz/West Virginia Public Broadcasting Share this Article Presidential elections tend to garner the most attention across the United States.
Citizens across the country are preparing to go to the polls in the coming days. But finding information on candidates and ballot issues can be difficult.
The crowd looks on at a package with a parachute falls to the ground at the 35th Annual WVU Pumpkin Drop Oct. 25, 2024.
State and county races like House Delegates and county commissioner outnumber federal races four to one on most Monongalia County ballots this year, but some voters feel out of the loop on local issues.
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