Colin Warren-Hicks is a Features Reporter at the Virginian-Pilot. He specializes in covering arts and entertainment, general assignment features, and has a keen interest in extraordinary stories related to eccentrics and unique circumstances. Colin's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Washington Post, Yahoo News, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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Colin’s coverage predominantly focuses on local events, arts and culture, with a particular emphasis on entertainment news in the Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads areas. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, profiles of notable personalities in the area's arts and culture scene, as well as human-interest stories about unique occurrences within these locales.
Given his focus on entertainment news and local events, consider pitching stories that highlight unique cultural experiences or showcase talented individuals making an impact within the Virginia Beach and Hampton Roads communities. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming events or trends in local art scenes or cultural activities specific to this region, it may resonate well with Colin.
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Hampton Roads Pride is throwing a three-part party this weekend celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community in Tidewater and beyond.
The air is filled with salt and the low hum of ocean. A gentle surf is heard breaking below, and above, a wispy breeze carried an osprey up and over into a dive.
By: Colin Warren-Hicks
KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. — The air is filled with salt and the low hum of ocean. A gentle surf is heard breaking below, and above, a wispy breeze carried an osprey up and over into a dive.
Far removed from the waves, the anglers still feel them. The pier, first constructed in 1958, has since been baptized by nor'easters and survived hurricanes.
The air is filled with salt and the low hum of ocean. A gentle surf is heard breaking below, and above, a wispy breeze carries an osprey up and over
Newport News native Trinity Tatum is a reality TV show champion. The 22-year-old and her love interest, Bryce Dettloff, were named the winners of the eighth season of Peacock's competition dating show “Love Island USA.”
By: Colin Warren-Hicks, Miles Samuel B. Parker
Newport News native Trinity Tatum is a reality TV show champion.
By: Mike Stunson, Colin Warren-Hicks, Michael Martz
A parasitic foodborne illness that causes "explosive" diarrhea is on the rise in the United States, including in the DMV region, where health departments are tracking a growing number of infections.
By: Colin Warren-Hicks
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By: Colin Warren-Hicks
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