Dean Poling is a local journalist based in Valdosta, Georgia. He writes for several newspapers including THE MOULTRIE OBSERVER, Valdosta Daily Times, and The Tifton Gazette. Dean covers a range of topics including local events, arts and culture, politics, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and the Niagara Gazette.
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Valdosta, United States (Local)
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Dean Poling's focus primarily centers around local entertainment news with a strong emphasis on announcements, reviews, and event coverage. This suggests that he would be interested in receiving pitches related to local events, new book releases, literary works by authors from the region or those visiting, as well as cultural happenings in Valdosta and surrounding areas.
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The Code Breaker: Walter Isaacson
A Death in Cornwall: Daniel Silva
In “With a Mind to Kill,” Anthony Horowitz’s James Bond trilogy comes to an end.
VALDOSTA – A man who spent his life helping others in South Georgia recently passed away.
Southern Man: Greg Iles
VALDOSTA – The 2024-25 arts season is underway.
VALDOSTA – Kelly Hall-Tompkins will perform the Georgia premiere of a violin concerto composed specifically for her this weekend with the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra.
of 5 VALDOSTA – We each have a lot to unpack in our lives. Fears. Pain. Grief. Doubt. Loss. Rejection. Loneliness.
of 3 VALDOSTA – The show must go on. Following Hurricane Helene, South Georgia Drama Kidz organizers weighed canceling the Junior production of “Something Rotten!”
of 2 Razor Girl: Carl Hiaasen I should trust my friends' opinions about books.
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