Scott Utterback is a photojournalist based in Louisville, Kentucky. He has a keen eye for capturing moments that tell stories, whether it's through sports photography, event coverage, or documenting the local community. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his talent and dedication to his craft.
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Scott Utterback's coverage showcases a strong emphasis on local events, particularly sports and cultural happenings in Louisville, Kentucky. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to local events, especially those involving the Kentucky Derby or KHSAA sports. Additionally, topics such as bourbon and Kentucky culture are likely of interest to him.
As Scott focuses primarily on event coverage with themes centered around sports and content & publishing, pitches should be tailored towards providing insights into upcoming local events or unique angles pertaining to the mentioned topics. Keep in mind that his geographic focus is predominantly on Louisville and Kentucky-based activities.
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Kentucky’s Gerald Mincey sacks Georgia’s Trevor Etienne Saturday night at Kroger Field. Sept. 14, 2024
By: Scott Utterback
Kentucky Artisan Distillery is one of newer spots on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Take a peek inside the distillery in Oldham County.
By: Scott Utterback
The 2024-25 Louisville Cardinals basketball team under new head coach Pat Kelsey on Media Day at the Planet Fitness Kueber Center.
By: Scott Utterback
This is a four-bed, three-full and two-half bath, 5,200-square-foot, ranch home within the Hunting Creek Subdivision in Prospect.
By: Scott Utterback
CAL won both meetings against Central last season, winning 13-6 in the regular season and 52-13 in the third round of the KHSAA playoffs.
By: Scott Utterback
Louisville's Grace James Academy has a swim team for the first time and consists of 15 middle school girls.
By: Scott Utterback
The Mercy Jaguars battle the Holy Cross' Cougars in Region 6 KHSAA Championship Volleyball
By: Scott Utterback
Nachand Trabue, the owner of MELANnaire Marketplace, lost a son to gun violence.
(New York, NY) — Elton John’s “Tammy Faye” musical has bombed on Broadway. The 25-million-dollar show based on the life of televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker only opened last week, but it’s been playing to a lot of empty seats at the Palace Theatre. The producers of “Tammy Faye” have made the decision to cut their losses and close the show for good. The final curtain will come on December 8th. It will have played 24 previews and just 29 regular performances.
By: Scott Utterback
Assumption takes on Central in girls flag football championship. See photos from the game.
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