Kim Grizzard is a Features Editor and Features Writer for The Daily Reflector, focusing on local news and events in the Greenville, North Carolina area. With a passion for community stories, Kim covers a range of topics including pet news, education, and holiday events. Her work has also been featured in The Daily Advance.
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Kim Grizzard's coverage focuses on local news, particularly related to education and pet adoption. She prominently features press releases, event coverage, and announcements in her articles.
If you're considering reaching out to Kim for a potential story or source opportunity, consider offering local educational insights such as the impact of policy changes on schools in North Carolina or human interest stories around refugee support within Greenville. Additionally, she may be interested in covering unique angles related to pet adoption events or initiatives within the community.
Keep in mind that Kim's geographic focus is primarily local to North Carolina and more specifically Greenville. Therefore, any pitches should be tailored with this regional focus in mind.
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By: Kim Grizzard
Dozens of American flags have been hoisted at Wellcome Middle School through a program designed to elevate patriotism.
By: Kim Grizzard
For Manny Ohonme, putting on his first pair of shoes at age 9 was a step in the right direction. Growing up in poverty in Lagos, Nigeria, he had never
Pitt County Animal Services
Events coming up in the Greenville area offer music, arts, theater and family fun. Here is a sampling. Note: “Today” means Saturday, Nov. 16.
By: Kim Grizzard
One of the darkest musicals ever written takes the stage at ECU this week, giving the university’s theater and music programs a chance to shine.
By: Kim Grizzard
The title advertised outside Paramount Theater may look like somebody forgot to change the marquee after Halloween. But “Deathtrap” is no horror story. It’s part comedy and part thriller with
By: Kim Grizzard
Funding remains the biggest challenge to community colleges seeking to provide a talent pipeline for businesses, the head of Pitt Community College said this week.
Events coming up in the Greenville area offer music, arts, theater and family fun. Here is a sampling. Note: “Today” means Saturday, Nov. 23.
Pitt County Animal Services
By: Kim Grizzard
As folks head home during the busiest travel week of the year to spend Thanksgiving with their families, dozens of Greenville volunteers will leave home to bring holiday meals to
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