Rashad Williams is a 4pm Anchor/Reporter at WAOW. He covers a range of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories, with a focus on engaging narratives that resonate with viewers. Rashad's work has been featured in WAOW, WJCL 22, NewsChannel 21 / NPG of Oregon, WYFF 4, KCCI-TV, and CBS News.
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Rashad Williams focuses on local news, particularly in South Carolina. His coverage spans a variety of topics including law enforcement, community rebuilding, health and wellness, homelessness, education, and more.
Given Rashad's focus on local events and evolving stories such as crime responses or community development efforts after tragedies like mill closures or fires, he may be receptive to pitches that provide insights from local experts or individuals directly involved in these events. For example, providing input from social workers handling homeless issues during the holidays could be well received.
Considering his extensive coverage of family & relationships along with entertainment news (despite not being explicitly mentioned), Rashad might also appreciate human-interest stories related to these themes within the context of South Carolina communities.
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By: By Rashad Williams
The New Black Wall Street Market in Stonecrest once held promise to be a thriving epicenter for Black business owners in DeKalb County.
Georgia's ongoing drought is being felt far beyond farms and fields. For mobile markets serving metro Atlanta families, it is also making fresh fruits and vegetables harder to find — and more expensive to provide.
By: Rashad Williams
A metro Atlanta county is stepping up to support families and first responders impacted by the South Georgia wildfires
By: Rashad Williams
Friday was a day filled with community gatherings and rallies for a missing metro Atlanta teenager.
By: Rashad Williams
What started as one man's recovery journey after a traumatic accident has grown into one of Atlanta's fastest-growing fitness communities.
By: By Rashad Williams
In Clarkston, a local bike shop manager is helping refugee families build new lives by repairing donated bicycles and providing reliable transportation.
By: Rashad Williams
) -- Clarkston, Georgia, is often referred to as "the most diverse square mile in America." The city has welcomed tens of thousands of refugees since the 1980s, many of whom arrive in the United States without reliable transportation.
By: Rashad Williams
Members of the Muslim community in metro Atlanta are putting out a call to action in preventing further tragedies at mosque locations across the country.
By: Rashad Williams
Rain didn't stop crowds from showing up Friday as the second annual Dream Asia Festival kicked off at the Gwinnett County Fairgrounds, bringing
By: Rashad Williams
A Department of Education proposal outlines that trade school program graduates who earn less than a high school graduate could lose access to federal student aid.
