J.D. Vaughn is a writer based in Kingsport, Tennessee. He primarily focuses on local news and sports stories, covering events and providing in-depth analysis for publications such as Kingsport Times News, City Press, Herald & Tribune, and The Tomahawk.
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J.D. Vaughn's coverage predominantly revolves around local sports events, particularly basketball and high school sports in the Kingsport area of Tennessee. To effectively reach out to J.D., consider providing exclusive insights or human-interest angles related to local teams, high school sports, and basketball. Additionally, press releases about upcoming local sporting events may also pique his interest.
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