Grant Langston is a journalist based in Tryon, North Carolina. He writes for the Tryon Daily Bulletin, covering local news and events in the area. Grant's articles focus on community updates, business openings, infrastructure projects, and other topics that are relevant to the residents of Tryon and the surrounding areas.
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Grant Langston's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, small businesses, and infrastructure within the United States. Given his focus on local government announcements and community recognition, he may be interested in pitches related to local initiatives or events that provide a positive impact on the community.
For example, stories about new small businesses opening in Tryon or Columbus, developments in infrastructure projects like road repairs or bridge replacements could be of interest. Additionally, any cultural events or recognitions within these communities may also align with his coverage.
Understanding Grant's emphasis on family & relationships and house & home themes can help tailor pitches to appeal more directly to his readership. He also covers accidents/incidents which means relevant safety measures taken by authorities following incidents may draw attention from him as well.
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By: Grant Langston
of 8 LANDRUM—The atmosphere was electric as Landrum finally held the grand opening of its Rail and History Museum on Saturday, April 27.
COLUMBUS—The Polk County Board of Commissioners called a special meeting on Monday, May, at 9 a.m. for the formal presentation of the budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
Weatherman and Clark progress to November elections COLUMBUS—Polk County voters took to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots in runoff elections for two remaining primary races, the Republican primary for lieutenant governor and the Republican primary for state auditor, determining which candidates will proceed to the general election in November. Sign up […]
1.5% tax raise would fund upgrades for Columbus Fire Department equipment, vehicles COLUMBUS—Columbus Fire Chief Bobby Arledge addressed the Columbus Town Council at its regular meeting on Thursday, May 16, regarding a potential 1.5% tax increase. Sign up for our daily email newsletter Get the latest news sent to your inbox The increase would […]
COLUMBUS—The Polk County Board of Commissioners held its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, May 20, after its budget workshop at 1 p.m.
By: Grant Langston
Paving and sewer projects, equipment upgrades and community events discussed TRYON—The Tryon Town Council held its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, May 21, to discuss the 2024/2025 budget.
COLUMBUS—Columbus diners looking for an authentic Mexican experience have a new option with the opening of Guerrero's, located inside the V-Go store at 401 West Mills Street.
By: Grant Langston
COLUMBUS—At Monday's regularly scheduled Polk County Board of Commissioners meeting, the Board heard from St. Luke's Board of Trustees Chairman Bill Miller about a proposed partnership between St. Luke's Hospital and AdventHealth, a non-profit healthcare system headquartered in Florida.
By: Grant Langston
LANDRUM—At its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, June 11, the Landrum City Council performed its first public read-through of the proposed 2024-2025 budget, which is scheduled to go into effect on Monday, July 1.
MILL SPRING—The Tryon International Equestrian Center in Mill Spring hosted thousands of fans from all over the country for the third annual Earl Scruggs Music Festival over the weekend. Fans showed up to honor the eponymous bluegrass hero and enjoy music from their favorite performers.
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