Editor, Camera Operator, Lighting Director
Christopher Jordan is a versatile journalist with experience in editing, camera operation, and lighting direction. Based in Cancun, Mexico, he focuses on local news and tourism trends in the Mexican Caribbean region. His work has been featured in various publications, including Disruptio, Gwinnett Daily Post, Rockdale Newton Citizen, Lexology, National League of Cities, and WINK NEWS.
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Christopher Jordan's coverage focuses on local events, tourism, and sports in the Mexico, Cancun area. He tends to cover a range of topics including tourism trends, new discoveries at archeological sites near Cancun, and updates on luxury hotels in Riviera Maya.
If you have insights or news related to local tourism trends or developments in Cancun and the Mexican Caribbean area such as new attractions or hotel openings, it would likely align with his coverage interests. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on travel-related matters specific to this region or sports events happening locally around Cancun and Riviera Maya area that could be relevant for Christopher's articles.
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By: Christopher Jordan, Julia Glickman
As part of the 2024 Congressional City Conference, the National League of Cities launched an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisory Committee to help local leaders demystify, de-risk, and ultimately harness the opportunity that this rapidly evolving technology represents.
By: Bradley Thaxton, Steven Ruschmeier, Alan Bond, William Taylor, Brody Colle, Rand Cassell, Christopher Jordan, Wesley Holt, Kenneth Dyess, Shannon Sims, Holden Ashworth, Jonathon Zell, David Landry, Ryan Hebert, Justin Glover, Sarah Clark, Eastchase Parkwa
Each day, there are 7 weigh-in hours (7 a.m. through 1 p.m.) Fifteen places will be paid to the heaviest bass every hour with the following allotment.
By: Christopher Jordan
COVINGTON — The Eastside football team outlasted the rival Newton Rams for a 29-15, season-opening win Friday at Sharp Stadium.
By: Chamberlin Will, Christopher Jordan
The Rehoboth Beach Film Society board of directors recently announced the departure of Executive Director Helen Chamberlin.
COVINGTON — The Eastside Eagles put together a masterpiece in the first half and defeated the Alcovy Tigers 54-9 on Friday in high school football.
The summer season in NYC is relatively brief, but NYC with eight million people can’t seem to generate enough lifeguards. I have been in NYC now for 12 years, previously in Ft. Lauderdale for eight years. In Ft. Lauderdale, it is swim at your own risk after the lifeguards leave. Maybe conditions are different here, but I haven’t experienced it yet. I can see how, maybe, city residents wouldn’t be aware of the dangers of actually being in the water if they hadn’t experienced it.
CONYERS — The Hapeville Charter Hornets trounced Heritage 47-6 on Friday and got their first win of the football season.
LAWRENCEVILLE — The Newton Rams football team won its Region 4-AAAAAA opener Friday night, defeating Archer 50-25.
Scenes from the high school football game between Mill Creek and Archer Friday night at Mill Creek. Photo: Dale Zanine
Scenes from Buford vs. Collins Hill football at Tom Riden Stadium on Friday night in Buford. (Photo: David McGregor)
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