Kyron Neveaux is a journalist based in Savannah, Georgia. He writes for WJCL 22, NewsChannel 21, and NPG of Oregon, focusing on local news stories and events in the Savannah area. Kyron's articles cover a range of topics including community events, charity initiatives, crime, and cultural happenings.
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Kyron Neveaux's work demonstrates a focus on local community events, crime, entertainment news, and cultural aspects in the Savannah area. Given this focus, Kyron would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming local community events or announcements within the Savannah region. Topics such as charity initiatives, cultural celebrations, and crime-related developments within the area are also relevant for potential coverage.
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This comes after heavy rain came through the area on Thursday
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By: Kyron Neveaux
Several roads will close no later than 5 a.m. on Saturday SAVANNAH, Ga. — On Saturday, the Every Woman's Marathon will be held in downtown Savannah.
By: Kyron Neveaux
After a successful first year, the marathon has announced it will return to Savannah in 2025
Ernest Ferguson is being charged for the 2022 fatal shooting in Savannah
The money goes to support the club's mission
First Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church and Pittman Enterprises gave away thousands of turkey ahead of the holiday
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