Jonathan Bym is a Mass Communications student and sports journalist who covers local sports for The Pilot LLC. With a passion for God, family, and sports, Jonathan's articles highlight the accomplishments and stories of athletes and teams in the Southern Pines area of North Carolina. His work has also been featured in The Herald-Sun, The News & Observer Publishing Company, and The Courier-Tribune.
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Jonathan Bym's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly wrestling and golf, along with law enforcement news. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing press releases or event coverage related to local sports events, promotions in the sheriff's office leadership team, or community events related to golf and wrestling.
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North Moore's Olivia Hussey serves against Wilson Prep Tuesday.
One doesn’t have to go too far in Pinehurst to find connections to the village’s past.
With the Battle of the Pines looming, the two rivals went in opposite directions both physically and in the Sandhills Athletic Conference standings Friday in their Week 10 road games.
The North Moore football team knew that perhaps the toughest test of the season was coming in the senior night matchup against Cummings, but the physical presence that the Cavaliers
Pinecrest's golf team celebrate winning the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4A girls state title at Pinehurst No. 6 Tuesday for the program's third straight state title.
Hopefully I’m not the only one who has been excited for this week of the football season to see two of our county teams face off in what could be
The Pinecrest boys soccer team locked in the Sandhills Athletic Conference championship with a win at home Monday night, making Wednesday’s conference finale against Southern Lee a chance for the
By: Timothy L. Hale
Pinecrest senior running back Zymire Spencer (3) finds a hole during a Sandhills Athletic Conference game against Union Pines at John Williams Stadium Friday. Pinecrest defeated Union Pines 57-7.
Oh, the stories that the white panel walls at Midway Grill could recount if they could speak. The local staple, aptly named for its position between Robbins and Carthage, heard
Tammy Cox is no stranger to small towns like Robbins, and the intricacies that come with working in a small government.
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