NPR Affiliate Correspondent and Multimedia Producer
Emily Votaw is an NPR Affiliate Correspondent and Multimedia Producer for WOUB Public Media, focusing on local news in Ohio, specifically in Athens. With a passion for storytelling, Emily covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, arts, and entertainment, providing in-depth and engaging coverage to the local community.
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Emily Votaw's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government and politics, and entertainment news within Ohio. Pitches to Emily should revolve around stories related to local veterans' issues, changes in Ohio laws or policies (particularly abortion-related), as well as features on music festivals and concerts happening in the state.
Given her focus on civil rights topics at a national level, she may also be interested in stories related to this theme that have implications for the broader US population.
When reaching out with story ideas or expert commentary pitches, consider tailoring them specifically to events or developments occurring within Ohio or affecting its residents.
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In February 2022 Vance said he "doesn’t really care what happens to Ukraine." Ohioans connected to the Ukraine are worried.
Several Ohio lawmakers have signaled they want their colleagues to look at legalizing online casino and lottery games.
Ahead of regional dates guitarist Vivian Campbell talks about creating set lists, keeping the band's energy high, and looking to the future.
By: Emily Votaw
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Yesterday the Ohio Arts Council (OAC) board approved $22,704,702 in grants to support Ohio artists, nonprofits, arts and cultural organizations, students and educators, and public arts programming,... Read More
Many state Republicans have spoken out against the proposed redistricting amendment on the ballot in November, but not Gov. Mike DeWine.
By: Emily Votaw
If former president Donald Trump and his VP nominee pick, OH's J.D. Vance, win the White House, Gov. DeWine will have a big decision to make.
WOUB's Nicholas Kobe reports on Green Day's Saviors Tour. He says the group has a lot to offer, even decades into their career.
By: Emily Votaw
The Stone Quillen Band performed three originals off of Stone Quillen's solo debut, "Tell Me Something New" for WOUB's Soundwaves.
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By: Emily Votaw
Joining Shadow in the Moon on their run of upcoming dates are Holly and the Byrd, The Incurables, Misunderstood, Speedsuit, and The Trash Devils.
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