Miya Banks is a multimedia journalist based in Hickory, North Carolina. She writes for the Hickory Daily Record and her work has also been featured in The McDowell News and Statesville Record & Landmark. Miya's articles cover a range of topics including local events, education, weather, and profiles of notable individuals in the community.
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Miya Banks' coverage predominantly focuses on local news and events in the Hickory, North Carolina area. Her articles revolve around education, weather-related incidents, community events, and school district announcements. To effectively engage with Miya, pitches should offer insights or stories related to these local themes such as educational initiatives or challenges within the community and its impact.
Given her focus on government announcements and event coverage at a local level, sources who can provide valuable perspectives on how these topics affect the community would likely appeal to her. Additionally, she might be interested in human interest stories that highlight notable individuals or positive developments within the region's education system or broader community activities.
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By: Miya Banks
See Philip Bowen live or paint the Northern Lights with blacklight paints.
Right now, Eagle said she is taking things one day at a time and simply enjoying the moment.
By: Miya Banks
The housing commissioners who resigned are Sidney Myles, Steve Hunt, Grover Lineberger, Michael Wimberly and Velecia Wynette Hackett.
By: Miya Banks
It has been 53 years since then, Tate said, “and it still gets me to this day.”
By: Miya Banks
“We appreciate what y’all are doing, and it is time … to do the right thing of getting back to serving our community,” Patton said.
By: Miya
Retired Army Maj. James "Jay" Ellis Tate, Jr. recalls finding God in Vietnam in 1971. James “Jay” Tate could not keep his emotions in check as he shared stories from the Vietnam War.
By: Miya Banks
The Fourth of July is a bad time of year, Powell said, because of fireworks.
Pho-Topia owner Cindy Le talks about opening her restaurant in Hickory.
By: Miya Banks
There will be a public meeting for the estimated $74.4 million project at the Highland Recreation Center in Hickory on Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
By: Miya Banks
Each child will receive a turkey figurine to paint after story time.
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