Rob Powers is an Operations Manager and Senior Vice President at WEWS-TV, focusing on local news coverage in Cleveland, Ohio. With a passion for storytelling, Rob writes articles that highlight the experiences and achievements of individuals in the community, from veterans and local heroes to heartwarming acts of kindness and community events.
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Cleveland, United States (Local)
Rob Powers' articles mainly focus on local community events, human interest stories, and sports in the Cleveland area. Given this, he may be interested in pitches related to local community events, inspiring human interest stories that resonate with the Cleveland audience or unique sports-related initiatives within the region.
Pitches offering coverage for local events such as fundraisers, community service activities, veteran support initiatives and engaging human-interest stories are likely to align well with Rob's coverage focus. Additionally, providing insights into trending cultural happenings or exclusive interviews from influential figures involved in these areas could also capture his attention.
Remember to tailor your pitch specifically to the Cleveland area and ensure it resonates with Rob's emphasis on community engagement and uplifting narratives.
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On May 7th, a World War II veteran was honored at the Lorain County Commissioners meeting. Gordon Greene celebrated turning 100 years old.
By: Curtis Hodgins, Rob Powers, Joe Piccone
The Aberdeen Wings, proud members of the North American Hockey League, are pleased to announce that forward Matthew Wisener
By: Rob Powers, Amanda Merrell
There are roughly 134,000 veterans in Northeast Ohio. They don’t all choose and aren't always able to make their health a top priority.
By: Rob Powers
The world knows about her from international competition, but Olmsted Falls jumped on the Katie Moon bandwagon years ago. She’s ready to bring her talents back home, and she’s bringing friends.
By: Rob Powers
Walter Grondeski has seen a lot, and on Friday, he saw birthday number 105. And his family invited us to his birthday celebration.
By: Rob Powers
The Warrensville Heights High School Marching Band has been invited to be a part of the 2024 Pearl Harbor Memorial Parade on Dec. 7 in Honolulu.
By: Rob Powers
The parade takes place each year in Hawaii on the December 7th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.
By: Rob Powers
Head coach Kevin Stefanski confirmed that nine players will be returning to practice this week: T Jack Conklin S D'Anthony Bell
“It’s a club that no one wants to be a part of,” said Kimberly Hazelgrove, who lost her husband in Iraq.
Remains were recovered in 1954 but couldn’t be identified. They were exhumed in 2019, and in April of this year, the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency identified the remains of Sgt.
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