Greg Moore is a journalist currently working for The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com. With a focus on local news in Arizona, particularly in Phoenix, Greg covers a wide range of topics including sports, politics, and social issues. His articles provide opinions based on facts and aim to engage readers in meaningful discussions.
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Greg Moore's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly football and baseball. He also covers community events such as fundraisers and toy drives. If you're involved in the Arizona sports scene or have insights into local events, reaching out to him for interviews or contributions related to these areas would likely be most effective.
Greg's focus is primarily on the Phoenix area but extends to broader Arizona topics as well. Therefore, if your pitch involves local athletes, coaches, or sports initiatives within this region, it may resonate with him more effectively than pitches regarding national or international subjects.
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By: Greg Moore
The vibes around Tempe are a lot different this year compared to past couple of years.
By: Greg Moore
Arizona's offense has stars at every position, but the defense has a lot of question marks.
By: Greg Moore
Cardinals and Bills fans can call themselves whatever they want. But the NFL shouldn't so enthusiastically support their 'gang' and 'mafia' names.
BEDFORD, Va. – The family of a D-Day Veteran is honoring his service nearly 30 years after he died in 1995.
By: Greg Moore
Mistakes from the quarterback and boring play calling doom the Cardinals in 34-28 loss to Bills on Sunday.
Tyreek Hill, a star Miami Dolphins player, was handcuffed before the game, and we're having the same old conversation. I'm tired of it.
By: Greg Moore
There were plenty of reasons the Cardinals lost to Buffalo. Arizona's quarterback isn't worried about any of them.
SALEM, Va. – In Salem, Wednesday first responders took time to remember the brave men and women who lost their lives in the September 11th attacks.
SALEM, Va. – If you are looking to get outside this weekend, then we have an event for you. Olde Salem Days are happening this weekend.
By: Greg Moore
Julius Erving traces roots of international basketball. How much bigger could it get?
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