Greg Derr is a local journalist based in Quincy, Massachusetts. He has written for various publications including the George W. Prescott Publishing Company, LLC and American Handgunner. His articles cover a range of topics including local sports, community events, and news stories in the South Shore area.
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Quincy, United States (Local)
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Greg Derr's coverage largely focuses on local news and sports within Massachusetts, particularly around Quincy and the South Shore. Given his extensive coverage of high school sports and local events, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games, athlete interviews, or unique stories tied to the community.
If you have a story that involves noteworthy achievements by local athletes or impactful events happening in the Quincy area, Greg might find it appealing for potential coverage. Additionally, given his focus on event coverage and announcements related to local happenings, providing him with exclusive access or insights into upcoming events may increase the chances of grabbing his attention.
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Staff photographer Greg Derr captured images of Massachusetts from an airplane while returning from vacation over the weekend.
By: Greg Derr
Mika Ball owns The Mea Thai Cuisine on Court Street with her husband, Rob Ball, who grew up in Plymouth.
By: Greg Derr
34 members of Braintree High School's Class of 1960 gather to celebrate their 65th reunion
By: Greg Derr
Kids and adults come to Front Street in Scituate on Halloween for the annual Halloween Stroll on Thursday, Oct. 30.
By: Greg Derr
Quincy observed Veterans Day with a parade along Hancock Street and dedicated a new monument in the veterans' section of Mt. Wollaston Cemetery.
By: Greg Derr
Through an online auction this week, Eastern Nazarene is selling off commercial kitchen wares, laboratory equipment and more.
By: Greg Derr
Ruth Gordon's 1946 play "Years Ago" dramatizes her early years as an aspiring actress at Quincy High School. Quincy High stages the play this weekend.
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