Chris Womack is a Sports Anchor at WCYB/WEMT/CW4. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including major league sports and sports tournaments, while also exploring themes related to agriculture and farming. Chris's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Forbes, WLOS ABC 13, and the American Ag Radio Network.
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Chris Womack's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events, particularly high school and college basketball. He also covers private sector announcements related to sports teams or athletes.
If you have news related to local sports events in the United States, especially North Carolina and Asheville, such as team performances, individual achievements, or significant changes within athletic programs at a local level, Chris would likely be interested in covering these stories. Additionally, any developments involving App State athletics could also capture his attention given his focus on this area.
For private sector announcements concerning sports teams or athletes based in North Carolina or those with ties to the region that are newsworthy within the sporting community there may be an opportunity for press coverage by reaching out to Chris.
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