Evan Lasek is a local journalist based in Knoxville, Tennessee. He writes for multiple news outlets, including WVLT, WBXX, WSMV, and WYMT, and his work has also appeared in WTAP. Evan covers a range of topics, including local events, community news, business features, and health-related stories.
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Evan Lasek's focus appears to be on local event coverage, especially related to sports and community activities in Tennessee, Knoxville. He covers a wide range of topics including holidays, small businesses, veterans' events, cultural diversity and sports. To effectively reach out to Evan for coverage consideration or expert commentary, consider providing pitches related to upcoming local events such as festivals, sporting events or community initiatives within the specified geographic focus. Additionally, offering insights into the impact of these events on the local community could be valuable for his reporting.
Given Evan's emphasis on sports-related content and private sector announcements concerning community engagement (e.g., Small Business Saturday), he may also welcome pitches regarding noteworthy developments in the local sports scene or exclusive stories about businesses contributing positively to their communities.
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By: Evan Lasek
Small Business Saturday kicks off holiday shopping event for Knoxville-owned businesses
In honor of the 69th anniversary of Rosa Parks refusing to leave her seat on the bus, KAT remembers her with a plaque on every bus.
The Bible family lost their home in the floods, but after just five weeks of construction, they are back in their house.
First Farragut United Methodist Church held their 17th annual Christmas Community Day to help those in need of presents as well as groceries and clothing for holiday season
By: Evan Lasek
The Bible family lost their home in the floods, but after just five weeks of construction, they are back in their house.
By: Evan Lasek
The city explained that raising the temperature requirement would be too difficult, saying they don't have the money or volunteers to keep multiple shelters open for longer periods of time.
By: Evan Lasek
Former Sanitary Laundry building recently turned into a new headquarters, commercial rental property
By: Evan Lasek
In Knoxville, there are roughly 19,000 veterans buried in three veterans cemeteries.
By: Evan Lasek
Over 160 kids received presents as part of the Christmas Cans for Kids toy giveaway Published Dec. 15, 2024 at 10:28 PM GMT+1 |
E Avenue House of Prayers Ministries does what it can every week to help those in need. This weekend, they aimed to feed as many people as possible.
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