Jason Hurst is a journalist based in Huntington, West Virginia, and writes for WCHS. He covers local sports events, including high school and college basketball, as well as other local news and events in the Huntington area. Jason is dedicated to providing timely and accurate information to the community.
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Jason's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and high school athletics. He covers events extensively, making him receptive to pitches about upcoming games, player interviews, or human-interest stories related to the local sports scene in West Virginia.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and community interest pieces like engagements and holiday displays, consider providing unique angles or exclusive access to enhance the appeal of your pitch. Additionally, highlighting feel-good stories relating to local athletes or teams could align with Jason's coverage style.
Since Jason focuses heavily on specific geographic areas within West Virginia (such as Huntington), tailor your pitches accordingly by showcasing relevance to these localized communities.
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The Univ
George Washington volleyball hosted both Parkersburg and Capital on Thursday. The Patriots swept the Big Reds in the first matchup, the Parkersburg knocked off
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By: Jason Hurst
At the Missoula County Courthouse lawn where community members gathered at the Doughboy Statue, American Legion Post 27 dedicated the statue back in 1926, and 98 years later, continues to holds ceremonies at the site.
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