Lee K. Howard is a journalist based in Lexington, Kentucky. He is a writer for WKYT-TV and his work has also appeared in WAVE. Lee specializes in local sports coverage, including high school and college athletics, as well as reporting on various events and news stories in the Lexington area.
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Lee K. Howard's coverage focuses heavily on local sports events and announcements, particularly related to college sports in Kentucky. To effectively reach out to Lee, consider providing exclusive insights into upcoming local sporting events or announcements related to the Kentucky Wildcats or other prominent college teams in the region.
As his focus is mainly local, pitches should emphasize their relevance to the specific geographic area of interest - United States, Kentucky, Lexington. Offering access to players/coaches for interviews or unique behind-the-scenes perspectives would likely capture his attention given his event-focused reporting style.
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By: Lee K. Howard
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