Rio White is a Staff Writer/Photographer at The Dawson News and UVU Review. He focuses on topics related to campus life, individual and team sports, as well as event management and planning. Rio's work has been featured in notable publications, including The Dawson News and UVU Review.
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Rio White's coverage primarily focuses on local sports, particularly high school athletics and events within Dawson County. He would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sporting events, achievements of student-athletes, and any significant developments within the realm of high school sports in Georgia.
Given his focus on event coverage and private sector announcements related to sports, he may be receptive to story ideas that highlight exceptional performances by athletes or teams, as well as human interest stories about individuals making an impact in the local sports community.
It's important for pitches aimed at Rio White to keep a hyper-local focus centered around Dawson County and its immediate surroundings.
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By: Rio White
Last week, former Dawson County Lady Tiger basketball player Tara Carleton Weaver was inducted into the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Hall of Fame
By: Rio White
A Dawson County High School student was recently selected to be a part of the Future Farmers of America National Band as part of a prestigious event this fall.
By: Rio White
Dawson County’s girls cross country team burst past the competition at last Saturday’s Frontrunner 5 Star Stride meet.
Despite the offensive barrage from the hosts, Dawson County’s fight never let up, recovering from a 30-7 deficit to make the game a one-possession affair at 30-22 in the fourth quarter.
By: Rio White
Earlier this year, Pendergrass native Seth Christensen became the first Georgia-based race car driver since 2017 to be chosen as part of the Kulwicki Driver Development Program.
By: Rio White
Five Dawson County runners placed in the top 40 to guide the Lady Tigers cross country team to a third-place result at the North Hall Invitational on Thursday.
By: Rio White
Dawson County football got head coach Jaybo Shaw a sweet first victory of the season, putting together a tough team effort to defeat Banks County 32-22 Friday night.
It’s hard to believe all that time has passed so quickly, but it truly feels like just yesterday that a young reporter fresh out of college was interviewing for his first big job on a cold, blustery January morning in Dawsonville.
This week we talk all about student activities on campus. To start things off we have club rush, where students gather, learn about clubs, and make new friends! One new club however wasn't able to be at club rush. The civil disobedience club with the band Dread Not Thieves have begun having public concerts to show that students aren't alone. And lastly to find out where students are coming from, we took to the front runner station to see where our students commute from.
As the semester comes to a close, join Ali Juarez and Chase Hughes for the final episode of Wolverine Weekly. From inspiring acts of service to exciting campus events, this episode highlights the moments that brought the UVU community together. In this episode: Students participate in the American Red Cross Blood Drive, showing how one donation can save lives UVU Symphony Orchestra presents An Evening for Ukraine in support of culture and community The EverGREEN campaign reaches $254 million to support student success and scholarships A look into ancient history at the Herculaneum Papyri conference Sports updates featuring performances from baseball, softball, and golf Upcoming campus events, including performances, showcases, and a presidential farewell As finals week approaches, we’re cheering on all Wolverines to finish the semester strong. Thank you for being part of Wolverine Weekly this year. Stay connected, and we’ll see you next semester.
