Joi Fultz is a journalist based in Richmond, Virginia, focusing on local news stories. She writes for WTVR-TV and WTKR News 3, with her work also appearing in Henrico Citizen/T3 Media, LLC. Joi covers a wide range of topics, including community events, missing persons cases, acts of heroism, and issues affecting local businesses and residents.
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Joi Fultz's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a substantial emphasis on family & relationships. She often covers breaking news and evolving stories related to Richmond and Virginia. Therefore, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight compelling human interest stories within the local community or provide expert commentary on ongoing events impacting families or small businesses in the area.
Considering her focus on community-related topics such as support, non-profit organizations, crime, missing persons, traffic safety, small businesses, and healthcare within Virginia and Richmond; outreach should offer unique insights into these subjects with a clear connection to the local context.
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By: Joi Fultz
Renee China understands firsthand the impact that Project Reach can have on families facing hardships.
By: Joi Fultz
"You can’t give somebody that’s sick or dying a gift, you can’t take it with you, but what you can take with you, the love that you feel in your heart, the community, knowing how embraced you are."
By: Joi Fultz
Top stories and weather in Richmond, Virginia on November 13, 2024
By: Joi Fultz
DINWIDDIE COUNTY, Va. — Inside Classroom 40 at Dinwiddie Middle School sits a room full of future leaders.
A free store in Petersburg is hoping to help ease the financial stress of the holidays — but they need your help.
By: Joi Fultz
Monteiro: 'Now is the time I pray that she carries the love that she felt tonight every day that she has'
By: Joi Fultz
Tracy and her husband, Steven, said the crowd of over 1,000 carolers singing her favorite songs warmed their hearts in ways words can't explain.
By: Joi Fultz
A Chesterfield animal sanctuary is asking for the community's help as it heads into its most difficult time of the year.
ThisAbility aims to assist at least 350 families in the Richmond area through their annual Christmas giveaway.
Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority (RRHA) held a'Meet and Lease' event on Friday, giving residents an opportunity to meet directly with potential landlords.
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