Sarah C. Johnson is a journalist based in Hickory, North Carolina. She writes for several local newspapers, including the Hickory Daily Record, The McDowell News, and The Morganton News Herald. Sarah covers a range of topics, including local news, crime, weather events, and community events in the Catawba County area.
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Sarah C. Johnson's reporting primarily focuses on local news and crime in the North Carolina area, particularly Catawba County. Her articles tend to cover breaking news and evolving stories with a significant focus on crime-related incidents.
If you are reaching out to Sarah, consider providing updates or insights related to ongoing local events, criminal cases, or official announcements within the Catawba County area of North Carolina. Additionally, pitches related to human interest stories or community events in this specific region may also be well-received based on her coverage trends.
As she frequently covers breaking news and evolving stories with a focus on crime, ensuring that your pitch aligns with these topics will likely increase its relevance for her beat.
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By: Sarah C. Johnson
Dr. John Long, a veteran of World War II talks about how the next generation needs to remember the sacrifices that were made on their behalf as they
By: Sarah Johnson, Sarah C. Johnson
The man owned EZ Limo and Car Service, Professional Security Solutions, Flex Fitness & Health and SMA Group, according to court documents.
By: Sarah Johnson
A former Davidson College employee was arrested in Mooresville for secret peeping, according to the Mooresville Police Department.
By: Sarah C. Johnson, Sarah Johnson
“There is relief in knowing that someone didn’t take my daughter out of this world,” Shelbie Smith's mother said.
By: Sarah C. Johnson, Sarah Johnson
A former Davidson College employee was arrested in Mooresville for secret peeping, according to the Mooresville Police Department.
By: Sarah Johnson, Sarah C. Johnson
“As a veteran, I think it’s wonderful to get out and celebrate the people who served,” Don Davis said.
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell and Logistics Section Chief Joseph D'Angelo discuss the process for shipping out temporary housing units from Hickory to families in western North Carolina impacted by Hurricane Helene.
By: Sarah C. Johnson, Sarah Johnson
Tracy Ledford worked for the Maiden Police Department for 30 years.
By: Sarah C. Johnson, Sarah Johnson
“The way the wind was blowing, we were looking around for trees to fall,” Hoyle said.
By: Sarah Johnson, Sarah C. Johnson
The driver of the Hyundai Elantra was transported to Frye Regional Medical Center where she was treated and released. The officer was not injured, Hickory police said.
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