John Schneider is the CEO of The Argus-Press, a local news outlet based in Blacksburg, Virginia. With a focus on local news and events, John's articles cover a range of topics including sports, community achievements, education, and cultural events. His work has also been featured in various other publications and media outlets.
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John Schneider's focus is primarily on local events, sports, education, and community activities in the United States with a specific emphasis on Virginia and Blacksburg. To effectively reach out to him, you may want to provide pitches that align with these interests such as coverage of local events (especially related to Virginia Tech), high school sports achievements or feature stories about individuals from the area making an impact.
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LANSING — Ovid-Elsie played well enough to win its district final Friday night, and it certainly played hard enough.
By: John Schneider
CORUNNA – A 45-year-old Owosso man, convicted by jury last month of a pair of felonies connected to nefarious behavior against a child, was handed a nearly-two-year prison sentence Friday.
This was going to be a tough season, and this opener at the Ally Tipoff in Charlotte was going to be an especially difficult start. The Hawkeyes didn’t have Clark, but their team is intact and coaching the same. It showed by the end of the game. The outcome wasn’t unexpected but still offers something to learn. GO HOKIES!!!
Yes, you see the take on this one. There were some good things in the game, and we’ll note them, but the ugly and simply frustrating things are beginning to overwhelm the team and the program. We’ll dig a bit, but this isn’t going deep. We’ve covered lots already. GO HOKIES!!!
The choreography was a mix of ordinary movements—lying or sitting in various positions, sometimes with a phone in hands—and skilled, energetic, full-bodied dancing.
Ashville was a scrappy team, and it took a few minutes for the Hokies to warm up, but 5 players in double figures (Carleigh Wenzel and Samyha Suffren have career-high nights) Tech just pushed off and ran away with it. GO HOKIES!!!
It was a Rose Micheaux power show with the first Double-Double of the season for the team, and she led the way for a dominant win featuring bast breaks, pounding the boards, and offensive put-backs. Coach Duffy empties the bench. GO HOKIES!!!!
The Lady Scarlet Knights came down to Blacksburg looking to stay undefeated. The Lady Hokies did not oblige them. It was tight the entire game until Tech broke it open in the 4th. 4 Tech players in double figures. Quality Win #1. GO HOKIES!!!
By: John Schneider
Author, historian, and storyteller John Schneider is thrilled to announce the release of his transformative book, "Embracing Life’s Journey," alongside its...
The full-length dance performance at the Marcus PAC explored an overwhelming state of being rather than telling a story.
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