Paige Dingler is a journalist based in Lynchburg, Virginia, writing for the Amherst-Nelson Publishing Co. Her work has also been featured in The Roanoke Times, WLTX-TV, Beloit Daily News, and The Journal Times. With a focus on local news and community events, Paige brings stories of Christmas spirit, sports, and the beauty of nature to her readers.
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Paige Dingler's coverage is predominantly focused on local announcements, event coverage, and seasonal topics. She has a strong emphasis on Christmas-related events and activities in the Lynchburg area.
Given her focus on local news and events, Paige would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events, particularly those centered around holidays or sports-related activities. If you have news about upcoming holiday-themed events or unique sports activities taking place in Lynchburg or its surrounding areas, it may resonate with her audience.
Additionally, since she covers house & home themes as well as photography, stories featuring unique holiday decorations or DIY projects for home decor might also catch her attention.
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A supermoon appeared around the world on Thursday, including in the Appomattox sky.
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Old City Cemetery is wrapping up its 17th Annual Candlelight Tours this week. The popular tours, which were held through October, let attendees learn about cemetery residents in this fun,
The Amherst County parks and recreation department held a Halloween Spooktacular on Friday. The free community event featured hayrides, a coloring table and games.
Wintergreen was host to ghoulish activity just before Halloween with its Spooktacular Haunted Chairlift Rides on Saturday. The event included Halloween tableaus, treats, pumpkin bowling and a Halloween-themed movie.
Halloween brought out all the ghouls and goblins Wednesday in Bedford as children of all ages dressed up in their favorite costumes to trick-or-treat.
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A Veterans Day breakfast was held Friday at Georgia-Pacific in Big Island where veterans and staff enjoyed food and conversation. Retired U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Bob Dees with the National
Lynchburg's Bluffwalk is awash with color as the Bright Nights display is underway now through the holidays. Bright Nights kicked off with a block party Sunday night with vendors, live music and more.
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