Moss Brennan is a Reporter at Avery Journal Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, law enforcement, and public security, with a keen focus on events and conferences, as well as government and politics. Moss's work has been featured in Avery Journal Times, Ashe Post & Times, and Watauga Democrat.
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Moss Brennan's coverage heavily emphasizes local news, including weather updates, sports, fire incidents, and school-related information. With a significant focus on government announcements and press releases as well as event coverage, Moss would likely be interested in pitches related to local events or initiatives that align with the themes covered.
Given the emphasis on crime-related topics such as arson charges and kidnapping cases, sources directly involved or affected by these incidents may find success in reaching out to Moss for potential coverage or insights. Additionally, individuals with expertise in local sports can also consider pitching stories related to sporting events within Boone or North Carolina.
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Moderate snow is expected with total accumulations between 3 and 5 inches, locally higher amounts could be possible.
WATAUGA — The North Carolina Hazard Mitigation Team will be in Watauga County Jan. 14-15 to assist homeowners with completing their hazard mitigation grant applications.
The following are early closings for Jan. 10. This story will be updated as more announcements are made.
By: Moss Brennan
Editor’s note: This article features news and photos from past editions of the Watauga Democrat.
RALEIGH — The Watauga High School Playmakers continue to earn praise and recognition for their play “Surge.”
By: Moss Brennan
TODD — A woman is facing multiple charges, including attempted first-degree murder and felony child abuse with serious injury, after an assault in Todd.
By: Moss Brennan
BOONE — The Boone Police Department recently awarded a Citizen Commendation to a local pastor for his actions during Hurricane Helene.
By: Moss Brennan
BOONE — Appalachian State University has received an AgSouth Farm Credit grant for enhancements to the Appalachian Heritage Garden.
BOONE — The Watauga Board of Education recognized multiple educators and heard various updates during the most recent meeting.
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