Kimberly McBroom is a journalist for WDBJ7, focusing on local news in Roanoke, Virginia. With a passion for community stories, Kimberly covers a range of topics including education, entertainment, and issues affecting seniors. Her articles aim to inform and engage readers in the Roanoke area.
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Kimberly McBroom's coverage revolves around local community events, health awareness, entertainment, aging, and early childhood development. She often includes expert commentary and announcements in her articles. To effectively reach out to her, consider pitching stories related to local community events or initiatives that promote health awareness among seniors or children in the Roanoke area.
Given Kimberly's focus on providing expert commentary and seasonal content alongside event coverage, she may be interested in pitches featuring experts who can provide insights into family & relationships within the context of community events or offer guidance on issues related to aging and early childhood development specific to the Roanoke region.
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By: Kimberly McBroom
17, 876 kids were reported as abused in the Children’s Trust coverage area in 2023
By: Kimberly Mcbroom
An estimated $28.3 billion is lost to elder fraud scams each year, according to a recent AARP study
Jameisha Carter suffered physical and emotional abuse as a teenager, ending up in several foster homes
By: Kimberly Mcbroom
Due to high demand for tickets, the band will perform May 10th and May 11th at Lime Kiln
By: Kimberly Mcbroom
High school students are putting out the call to businesses that they're ready to work this summer, and beyond
First Fridays has raised over $2 million in donations for local non-profits since 1989
May 2023 marked the 60th anniversary of Older Americans Month
The Y is offering water safety course for second graders from Roanoke, Roanoke County, Salem and Botetourt County
It’s described as southern comedy about “love, marriage, sisterhood and three hundred pounds of good, ol’ Texas barbeque”
By: Kimberly Mcbroom
Academy dancers, youth actors and professionals are taking part in this unique performance.
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