Matt Gentry is a journalist with a focus on local news in Kingsport, Tennessee. He has written for various publications including The Roanoke Times, WHAS-TV, CALEDONIAN, Beloit Daily News, Killeen Daily Herald, The Buffalo News, and Kingsport Times News. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, community events, and local news stories.
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Matt Gentry's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly college athletics at Virginia Tech. He seems to be interested in event coverage and press releases related to sports and college athletics.
Given his focus on specific local teams and events, he would likely welcome pitches related to upcoming games or events involving the mentioned teams. Additionally, press releases from relevant organizations about their activities or achievements are also of interest to him.
As a local journalist focusing on Kingsport, Tennessee, he may appreciate localized stories that directly impact the community or feature local athletes. Pitches should be tailored with this geographic focus in mind for maximum relevance.
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By: Matt Gentry, David Hungate, Todd Jackson
The company building the controversial pipeline is seeking injunctions and fines against more than 50 defendants.
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David Calhoun, the board’s vice rector and a Tech alumnus, is CEO of Boeing, one of the largest military contractors in the U.S., something with which the protesters took particular umbrage.
By: Matt Gentry
David Calhoun, the board's vice rector and a Tech alumnus, is CEO of Boeing, one of the largest military contractors in the U.S., something with which the protesters took particular umbrage.
Orange team wide receiver Ali Jennings (0) is stopped short of the end zone by Maroon team defender Joshua Clarke (5) after catching a pass from quarterback William "Pop" Watson
By: David Teel
Mike Young understands why Hokies fans winced at the program's jarring and rapid offseason roster churn
A smaller protest has continued for several days after a pro-Palestinian encampment was broken up by police on Sunday.
More than a dozen artists have created art to celebrate flowers and gardens in Christiansburg. The Montgomery Museum of Art and History will hold a "Spring Garden Day" at the
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