Taylor Kennedy is a journalist based in Charleston, West Virginia. With a focus on local news, Taylor's articles cover a wide range of topics including sports, community events, and regional developments. Their work has been featured in various publications including the Charleston Gazette-Mail, Herald Dispatch, The Parkersburg News and Sentinel, and more.
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Taylor Kennedy's articles primarily focus on local high school basketball events and teams in West Virginia, particularly around Charleston. If you have relevant news or stories related to high school basketball games, local players' achievements, or significant developments within the West Virginia basketball community, Taylor might be interested in covering them.
As most of her coverage is event-based and includes press releases, reaching out with timely information about upcoming games, standout player performances, or unique team dynamics would likely resonate well with her beat.
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By: Taylor Kennedy
The last week and a half has been uncharted territory for West Virginia high school football players and coaches.
By: Taylor Kennedy
MORGANTOWN -- Four states in the country have at least two men's soccer teams ranked in the top 16.
By: Taylor Kennedy
The Herbert Hoover Huskies finished their regular season undefeated for the third time in program history and second time since 2021. The Huskies look to continue their momentum into the postseason.
By: Taylor Kennedy
The Nitro Wildcats are back in the postseason for the second consecutive season. Nitro enters the Class AAA playoffs as the No. 6 seed.
By: Taylor Kennedy
What has history shown us with matchups in the first round of the West Virginia state high school football playoffs?
By: Taylor Kennedy
Observers who look away for a split second might miss Chavon Wright running right past them and scoring.
By: Mike Tony
The Greenbrier Sporting Club home in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia that was sold by Jerry West, who died in June 2024 at 86, and his wife Karen to Justice’s adult son James C. “Jay” Justice III for $2.75 million in 2021 is slated for a public auction next month due to debt reported by a Louisiana bank. The bank, First Guaranty Bank, reported the default in a notice of trustee’s sale published Tuesday.
By: Taylor Kennedy
The University of Charleston Golden Eagles and Ashland Eagles will tango for a spot in the second round in Charleston on Saturday.
HURRICANE, W.Va. -- Ninety-eight yards in 2:24. That's what Hurricane needed to cover to ruin George Washington's upset bid.
By: Taylor Kennedy
NITRO — A regular football game in Nitro turned into a West Side Story fight between the Jets and Sharks — ugly.
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