Joey Barnes is a News Director and Anchor at WCBI-TV. With a focus on crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime, as well as a passion for sports and automotive topics, he covers a diverse range of subjects including motorsports, the Indy 500, and health and wellness. Joey's work has been featured in notable publications such as Autosport, Motorsport.com, and Daily World.
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Joey Barnes' coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly sports and crime stories. Given the nature of his articles, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local sporting events, including announcements or breaking news about teams or athletes in Columbus, Mississippi.
For crime-related topics, Joey may respond well to pitches regarding police activities such as arrests and investigations within the local area. Additionally, considering his focus on evolving stories and breaking news segments, providing timely updates on ongoing cases or incidents could capture his attention.
It's important to note that while Joey covers a variety of topics related to sports and crime at the local level in Mississippi (Columbus), other topics like IndyCar racing are also included but not as frequently.
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United Way of the Golden Triangle Region opens its permanent headquarters.
An argument leads to the arrest of a Tupelo man.
A Calhoun City man has been accused of shooting someone in Oxford.
The trees and wreaths are ready for you to see at the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum.
With IndyCar's new car debuting in 2027, it promises to bring with it new engine programming and new resources — enticing offers for new or returning teams who desire to compete in the American open-wheel series.
The Canadian returns to North America's premier open-wheel championship having raced GTs in 2024
A former couple pleads guilty in trying to swindle unemployment benefits from the state.
A Lafayette County shooting ended in an arrest and a vehicle damaged.
By: Jenny Cooper, Joey Barnes
Mel and Jack's big moment is almost here. After building a romance over five seasons and navigating the highs and lows of life, the two are finally ready to walk down the aisle and say their vows in Season 6 of "Virgin River."
There was some unwanted excitement at Caledonia Middle School.
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