Kaela Carter is a Producer at The Local Vibe on TriadCW. She covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, arts and entertainment, and culture, with a particular focus on holidays, academia, and local theater in Winston-Salem and Arizona. Kaela's work has been featured in WXII 12 and Triad CW.
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Kaela Carter's coverage largely revolves around local events and entertainment news, with a special focus on theater, community organizations, and film reviews. Given the emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics, Kaela would likely be interested in pitches that align with upcoming local events or significant cultural celebrations.
If you have information about upcoming theatrical performances, film screenings, or community events in North Carolina's Triad region, sharing details about these could resonate well with Kaela. Additionally, if you can offer exclusive insights into the local arts scene or provide behind-the-scenes access to noteworthy cultural happenings in the area she covers may also capture her attention.
Consider reaching out to share story ideas related to local artists' initiatives within the Triad region of North Carolina that tie into ongoing community engagement efforts.
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By: Kaela Carter, Wxii Winston-Salem
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By: Kaela Carter, Wxii Winston-Salem
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