Hunter King is a Reporter at Killeen Daily Herald. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a focus on basketball, soccer, golf, and baseball. Hunter's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WMAZ-TV, Crown Media Holdings Inc., ArcaMax Publishing, 11Alive, and Lampasas Dispatch Record.
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Hunter King's coverage is primarily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball, wrestling, and other athletics. If you're seeking to reach out to him or contribute content for his articles, consider offering insights related to the performance of local teams and athletes in these specific sports. Personal stories about up-and-coming athletes or trends within these sporting events could also be appealing.
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By: Hunter King
‘We faced resistance, not recognition' | Warner Robins honoring veterans' service after years of silence
Warner Robins city leaders called social media comments about the situation "misinformed and inaccurate" in a response to 13WMAZ.
Councilman Myles Haider had safety concerns about the Northington Creek Estates, and whether police and emergency agencies could adequately serve the neighborhood. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD
By: Hunter King
The Lampasas Badger and Lady Badger soccer teams are early into their seasons, and both are looking to improve on their efforts from a year ago.The boys’ team reached the playoffs last season and lost a heartbreaking game in the bi-district round.This season, with a lot of that talent returning, the Badgers are aiming for a postseason run.“Expectations haven’t changed...
By: Hunter King, Aidan Nuckles
Peyton Sisson shoots over an outstretched hand for one of his three-point shots against Salado. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD
By: Hunter King
Winter weather prep | Over 200,000 gallons of brine applied to Central Georgia roads Officials urge drivers to avoid travel as winter weather approaches Central Georgia
Ryleejo Westra, left photo, and Brylie Centunzi played during the Lady Badgers’ 3-1 win over Shoemaker last Friday night. Two goals were scored by Kelbie Black and the third by Arianna Bermudez. HUNTER KING | DISPATCH RECORD
The Badgers held on down the stretch against Burnet to pick up another district win, this one a narrow 45-43 victory.Lampasas got out to a 16-7 lead after the first quarter, then stretched the margin to 10 points by halftime.However, in the second half and particularly the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs made a run and cut the Lampasas advantage all the way down to two points. But th...
By: Hunter King
Warner Robins mayor addresses parks director controversy, denies racial motivation
By: Hunter King
Winter storm leaves Central Georgia roads treacherous; refreezing expected overnight
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