Jim Green is a journalist based in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. He has written for various publications, including The Daily Reflector, RenewEconomy, and Pearls & Irritations. Jim's work focuses on local news, with a particular interest in sports coverage, including high school basketball games and community events.
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Jim Green’s local sports coverage is heavily focused on high school basketball, with occasional mentions of other sports such as wrestling and swimming. Given this emphasis, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local high school sports events, especially those featuring standout performances or unexpected outcomes.
As his articles often cover specific games and tournaments within the North Carolina area, Jim could be receptive to story ideas that highlight unique aspects of local teams or athletes.
It's important to note that Jim doesn't seem to frequently include expert commentary or broader industry analysis in his articles. Therefore, when reaching out to him, it may be more effective to focus on providing detailed information about interesting upcoming events or notable achievements by local teams and athletes.
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Tuesday, Oct. 22 Varsity Volleyball Southern Lee at Southern Nash (5 p.m.) Nash Central at Louisburgb (5 p.m.)
The Patriots emerged 6-3 overall and 5-2 in league play while the Eagles dropped to 4-4 in conference and 4-6 overall.
LEGGETT — The North Edgecombe High School volleyball team enjoyed a solid season this year, finishing second in the Tar Roanoke 1A Conference and winning 16 matches overall.
Anyone who knows me well knows how much I love baseball. It is my favorite sport. My favorite National League team is the San Diego Padres and has been since the mid-1970s.
What follows is a column I never expected to write. I feared the beloved 86-year-old subject and/or this humble 82-year-old scribbler would be long gone if what happened Wednesday morning
RED OAK — Senior setter Ava Duggins’ return landed softly in an open space between Northern Nash defenders in an emotional, gripping final set. And with it, the Knights’ season
The Knights remained unbeaten (5-0 Big East, 9-0 overall) while the Firebirds fell to 3-2 in conference play and 7-2 overall.
The Rocky Mount girls' tennis team knows perseverance all too well. Tags
No. 10 seed Carrboro proved too strong as they defeated the No. 3 seed Gryphons 7-2 in the fourth round of the Class 3A Dual Team Playoffs on Wednesday in Rocky Mount.
All that stood between Rocky Mount and a Big East 2A/3A Conference championship was three yards and the Northern Nash defense.
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