Star Connor is a journalist based in Greensboro, North Carolina. She has written for various local news outlets, including WXII 12 Triad CW, WCTI TV 12, FOX 8/14, WLUK Fox 11, WCIV, and WPDE TV 15. Star covers a wide range of topics, from community events and local businesses to education and social issues in the Greensboro area.
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Star Connor's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, health and wellness, sports, house & home topics. To effectively pitch to Star Connor, consider offering stories related to local businesses or nonprofit organizations hosting community events that promote health and wellness in the Greensboro area. Additionally, if there are any evolving stories related to education or family and relationships within the North Carolina region that align with her areas of interest, those would be relevant for pitching as well.
When reaching out to Star Connor make sure your pitches cater specifically to the local audience in Greensboro or wider communities in North Carolina. This may include human-interest pieces about individuals overcoming challenges related to health and wellness or profiles of local athletes making an impact at a grassroots level.
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Mount Airy native lands pedal steel guitar gig for Cirque Du Soleil
Traveling Tomb of the Unknown Soldier replica to be displayed in North Carolina for the the first time
Sage & Salt features the'Burrata' on their spring menu
By: Star Connor
"There has been a lot of ups and downs," Leann Dodd said.
Registered Nurse encourages more people to pursue a career in the field during National Nurses Week
By: Star Connor
"It's a great sport to know how to play," said Quaniesha Gathings, a parent.
Local Filipino chef brings families together serving up his favorite dishes to the Triad
Elections director for the Forsyth County Board of Elections says early voting allows flexibility for voters
"I did the MRI," Anderson said. "Found out it was Stage 4 Glioblastoma."
By: Wxii Winston-Salem
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