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Shannon White's coverage primarily focuses on sports, particularly the Pittsburgh Steelers and the NFL. She also covers finance-related topics with a significant emphasis on investment analysis.
Given her focus, Shannon would likely be interested in pitches related to financial aspects of sports teams such as salary cap management or potential impact of player acquisitions on team finances. Additionally, she might be open to content discussing investments tied to professional sports.
For those seeking coverage from Shannon, providing insights into how financial decisions may affect team performance could help make their pitch more appealing. Keep in mind that her geographic focus is local within the United States, specifically Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh.
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By: Shannon White
I live in Dillon year-round. When I moved here in 1998, I quickly fell in love with the small-town atmosphere, welcoming people, and beautiful views. After living in Silverthorne and Frisco, I was happy to move back to Dillon in 2024 to the community that has always felt like home.
By: Shannon White, Maverick Dillon, Jordan Naomi Long, Jordan Long
A group of 38 students celebrated their achievements Thursday during ceremonies for Job Point graduates in Launer Auditorium on the Columbia College campus.
By: Jordan Naomi Long, Shannon White
Shannon White II and Jordan Naomi Long, Columbia Missourian A group of 38 students celebrated their achievements Thursday during ceremonies for Job Point graduates in Launer Auditorium on the Columbia College campus.
By: Elizabeth Brixey, Shannon White
Columbia's annual Juneteenth celebrations will bring the community together through a set of events including a parade, recreational activities, cultural gatherings and educational programs.
Shannon White II, Columbia Missourian Updated After more than 35 years at the University of Missouri and nearly two decades as vice
Tips for staying active safely in summer heat, including hydration, timing workouts and pet safety.
Summer brings more opportunities to get outside, but as temperatures rise, daily routines begin to require more planning.
By: Sarah Moura, Austin Yamnitz, Logan Parsons, Shannon White
For many local businesses, especially sports bars, the summer season can be one of the quieter times of the year.
By: Shannon White, Logan Parsons, Austin Yamnitz
of 5 For many local businesses, especially sports bars, the summer season can be one of the quieter times of the year.
of 2 Starting up physical activity can be challenging, so here's some tips on how to keep up the habit. Do: Move your body
