Emily Gallagher is an Executive Producer and Head Writer at [Employer]. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, commodities, and blockchain, with a focus on real estate, markets, and unemployment in major cities like Texas and NYC. Emily's work has been featured in Propmodo, City & State, Charleston Gazette-Mail, Streetsblog USA, New York Daily News, and WVNews.
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Emily Gallagher's coverage predominantly focuses on local high school sports, particularly swimming. She frequently cites data and features private sector announcements, press releases, and government announcements.
Given the local focus of Emily’s work in West Virginia, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to high school sports events, athlete profiles or human interest stories centered around high school athletics in the area. Local businesses involved with sponsoring or supporting these events could also find opportunities for coverage by reaching out to her.
Pitching newsworthy topics such as exceptional achievements by individual athletes or teams from local schools would likely resonate well with Emily. Also consider pitching human-interest stories featuring student-athletes overcoming challenges or making a positive impact within their communities through sports.
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Cole Morris works inside the numbers.
Noah Casto runs in traffic.
Donovan Williams hauls in a pass.
Josh Moody throws under pressure from Donovan Williams.
Malachi Thompson tries to shake Gabe Martin.
East Fairmont's Cole Vanglider rises for a shot.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Football fans from across the state are headed to the capital this weekend for the West Virginia High School Football Championships, set for Friday and Saturday at
Sam Romano dribbles into the key.
Baustin Bowers contests a shot.
Phoenix Sickles dribbles on a fastbreak.
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