Ryan Ye is a journalist based in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He writes for WPMT FOX43, covering local news and events in the Harrisburg area. His articles focus on a range of topics, including politics, community issues, and human interest stories. Ryan's work has also been featured in MDPI, a scholarly open-access publisher.
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Ryan Ye's coverage focuses on local community events, government announcements, and expert commentary in Pennsylvania. He may be interested in receiving pitches related to community initiatives, education policies, or local government decisions that impact the Harrisburg area and surrounding regions.
Given his focus on family & relationships as well as education along with a mix of seasonal topics such as holiday events and event coverage, he may respond positively to pitches involving human interest stories tied to these themes. Additionally, considering his emphasis on local businesses and community events within Pennsylvania suggests that he would likely appreciate relevant story angles highlighting the resilience or innovation within the state’s business landscape.
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By: Ryan Ye
Dylan, Lane and Josh Hubbard will share the field on Friday as Bermudian Springs tries to win its first district championship in over 25 years.
By: Ryan Ye
Harrisburg players spent their holiday in the Thanksgiving mood, prepping for their PIAA 6A semi-final matchup against Pittsburgh Central Catholic on Saturday.
As part of the 'Hockey Fights Cancer' initiative, the Bears will wear lavender themed jerseys and offer resources to honor people affected by cancer.
Here's a look at the schedule, scores, and highlights from across Central Pennsylvania's high school football action during state playoffs.
By: Ryan Ye
The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins score in the final minutes of the game to beat the Hershey Bears 5-4.
The Crusaders beat Roman Catholic 34-31 in walk-off field goal fashion in overtime to win their third state title in program history.
In partnership with the Beautiful Lives Project, the Warriors hosted their "Court of Dreams" event in hopes of inspiring people to believe that anything is possible.
By: Megan Snell, Ryan Ye
McCaskey's girls tennis program received an $82,000 grant from the US Tennis Association in recognition of growing the game in the Lancaster community.
In the first round of the CFB playoffs, Penn State beats SMU 38-10 to advance to a Fiesta Bowl quarterfinal matchup with Boise State.
By: Ryan Ye
As Flying Feet Sport Shoes owner nears retirement, he reflects on a 49-year journey that has always been about more than just selling shoes.
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