Randy Ball is a journalist based in Rogersville, Tennessee. He primarily writes for The Rogersville Review, focusing on local news and events in the area. His work has also been featured in the Longview News-Journal.
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Hawkins County, United States (Local)
Randy's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly high school sports such as basketball, and community events in the Rogersville area. He also covers local businesses and features related announcements.
Given his focus on event coverage with a mix of entertainment news, Randy would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique stories about local athletes or teams, upcoming community events, or human-interest pieces about individuals involved in these activities.
For those looking to reach out to Randy Ball, consider providing exclusive access to local sporting events and behind-the-scenes stories involving high school athletes or insights into the impact of community events on Rogersville residents.
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Eli Gonzalez carries the ball for RCS.
The Volunteer Falcons lost a heartbreaker in their home opener Friday night, losing to the Northview Academy Cougars 46-38. It was the third straight gut-wrenching, fourth-quarter loss for the Falcons.
The Rogersville City School Warriors returned three pass interceptions for touchdowns in their 42-6 homecoming victory over the visiting Cosby Eagles on Thursday night at Cherokee’s Mike Sivert Field.
When Josh Peglow moved to Rogersville from upstate New York four years ago, he knew he wanted to open a business.
Cross Country — Eli Potter
6th Grade: Tinsley Gladson, escorted by John Self
7th Grade: Laney Bradley, escorted by Shane Farmer
Cross Country — Jessabella Allen
7th Grade: Paislee Hopkins, escorted by Zachary Jarnagin
Rogersville City School celebrated homecoming on Thursday, Sept. 12, at Cherokee's Mike Sivert Field in Big Red Valley.
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