Marina Waters is a business reporter based in Kingsport, Tennessee. She writes for local publications such as the Kingsport Times News, Herald & Tribune, and City Press, covering a wide range of topics including local events, business developments, and community news. Marina's work has also been featured in AMERICAN LEGION POST 25 UNAKA and The Tomahawk.
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Marina's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, arts and culture, music festivals, as well as Christmas celebrations. To effectively reach out to Marina, consider pitching stories related to upcoming local events in Tennessee or Kingsport. If you have announcements about cultural activities or music festivals in these areas, it would be relevant to her audience.
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Washington College Academy will host its second annual Bluegrass Jam Night filled with bluegrass music in Limestone, Tennessee.
HILTONS, Va. — An East Tennessee native with fiery fast fiddle skills is set to return to the Carter Family Fold this weekend.
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By: Marina Waters
We at the Herald & Tribune are happy to be home in Jonesborough — a town that has seen its share of history over the past few centuries, but never
Jeeps will invade downtown Jonesborough this Labor Day for JAMSA's first-ever Jeeps on Main and Jerky Fest in downtown Jonesborough.
Jeeps and Celtic traditions are set for the region this weekend.
By MARINA WATERS [email protected] The next storyteller-in-residence in Jonesborough will bring Southern eccentricity and American history.
The Lady 'Blazers are hopeful their returning experience will lead to more consistent wins this year.
By: Marina Waters
The award-winning Oak Hill School Heritage Education program is the only experiential learning program of its type in this region, and homeschool students are encouraged to come and experience history
Washington County Sheriff Keith Sexton, along with the Washington County Sheriff's Office, recently hosted its Shakes with the Sheriff event.
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