Assistant Features Editor / Writer / Saturday Morning Editor
Josh Ewers is an Assistant Features Editor, Writer, and Saturday Morning Editor at various publications. He specializes in aviation and aerospace while also covering a wide range of sports topics, including team sports and individual sports disciplines. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Centre Daily Times, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and Charleston Gazette-Mail, among others.
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Pittsburgh, United States (Local)
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Josh's coverage is focused on local events and announcements related to holidays, Pittsburgh, fashion, entertainment, and education. Given the predominance of government and private sector announcements in his coverage attributes, he may be particularly interested in pitches about upcoming local events or initiatives within these themes.
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By: Josh Ewers
One group is playing no games when it comes to the potential for an increase in sex trafficking activities ahead of the NFL Draft — and D.C.-based human rights advocacy group Rights4Girls has purchased a digital billboard on I-79 North to prove it.
Some 40,000 portals to different worlds were readied to be opened at Acrisure Stadium Wednesday morning that saw the Steelers playbook take a backseat to more immediate tomes.
By: Josh Ewers
Editor's note: This article contains a description of a suicide attempt. To get help with depression or suicidal thoughts, call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org/chat
Technology developed for NASA's Artemis II moon mission may one day help improve medical treatments for people on Earth.
The issue According to Vitalant Pittsburgh communications director Maya Santana , the need for blood has remained steady due to everyday emergencies and ongoing medical treatments.
The Pirates have partnered with HBO Max and Pittsburgh-based medical drama “The Pitt” to bring the hit show out of the fictional Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center and into the stands at PNC Park.
By: Josh Ewers
A novel opioid developed by National Institutes of Health researchers has shown early potential to deliver powerful pain relief without the addiction
By: Josh Ewers
The issue An abnormal EKG result can be a shock to the system. Dr. Samir
For those yearning for that feeling of jazz in the sun, a quartet of indoor and outdoor shows is once again peeking over the horizon.
By: Josh Ewers
Something of interstellar origin is descending on Pittsburgh. On 2003's “In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3,” New York rock quartet Coheed
