Nate Tosado is a freelance writer based in Loudon, Tennessee. With a focus on local news and sports, Nate contributes articles to publications such as the News-Herald and Citizen Tribune. His work has also been featured in the Longview News-Journal and The Daily Times.
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Nate's coverage primarily focuses on local sports and community events in the Tennessee, Loudon area. He seems to be particularly interested in covering high school sports teams and their achievements.
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Adrianna King did what most high school players dream of doing Wednesday inside Alcoa’s David Duggan Lyceum.
Alcoa’s Kara Pitts started her softball journey when she was nine-years old. Over the years, she put in countless hours of hard work and dedication to her craft.
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Greenback football is once again under new leadership, as it announced former Lenoir City assistant coach Richie Wilhite as its new head coach on social media on Friday.
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The Maryville boys basketball team understands the importance of every district game.
The Maryville boys basketball team understands the importance of every district game.
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