Nick Sturdivant is a journalist and news anchor based in Raleigh, North Carolina. With a focus on local news, Nick has worked for various news outlets including WCNC Charlotte and WLTX-TV. His articles cover a range of topics including community initiatives, social issues, and stories of individuals and organizations making a positive impact in the community.
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Nick Sturdivant's coverage mainly focuses on local news, particularly crime and community support. He often covers stories related to nonprofits, housing, education, health issues, and activism within the North Carolina area.
If you are reaching out to Nick with a pitch or information, it should be relevant to local events and initiatives in the North Carolina region. Topics such as nonprofit activities, community support programs for housing and education improvement would likely align well with his coverage areas.
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By: Nick Sturdivant
The report also shows that attrition was up by 11.5% for the 2022-2023 school year.
By: Nick Sturdivant
According to Healthy Birth Day Inc., fewer than 20 state health departments in the United States are using a portion of existing funds to address stillbirth.
By: Nick Sturdivant
Camp instructors teach middle schoolers basic tool safety and skills like carpentry, cement work, painting, and soldering.
By: Nick Sturdivant
Barings' work supports 1,300 children in 10 affordable housing communities across Charlotte.
By: Nick Sturdivant
The Active Dad group focuses on promoting positive images of fathers and creating community through events.
By: Nick Sturdivant
“There were Black players playing on all Black teams in Charlotte the 1960’s, 70’s and 80’s,” Brandon Lunsford, Director of Library Services at JCSU, said.
By: Nick Sturdivant
According to SHARE Charlotte, 76% of Black nonprofits operate with less tham $500,000 in annual revenue. A third of them operate on $30,000 per year.
By: Nick Sturdivant
North Carolina has the second-highest rural population in the country, according to the Associated Press.
“At the beginning of last year, we had a bunch of players come through. Jammie Robinson, Hayden Hurst, Chandler Zavala," said Matt Alexander.
By: Nick Sturdivant
With the help of friends, neighbors and community members Books on the House collects books and donates them to others.
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