Tom Foreman Jr. is a journalist based in Greensboro, North Carolina. He writes for the Greensboro News & Record and his work has also appeared in publications such as the Winston-Salem Journal, Statesville Record & Landmark, and HBCU Gameday. Tom's articles cover a range of topics including sports, local events, and community news in the Greensboro area.
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Tom Foreman Jr. has a strong focus on local sports, particularly college basketball and football in the North Carolina area. He's highly attuned to events and evolving stories within these areas.
Given his emphasis on local coverage, Tom would likely be receptive to pitches that provide unique insights or access related to the highlighted teams such as UNC Greensboro, North Carolina A&T, Appalachian State, and Wake Forest. Pitches focusing on player interviews, behind-the-scenes content or stories about community impact may resonate with him.
Local businesses sponsoring or collaborating with these teams could also consider reaching out for potential partnerships or features in his coverage.
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Clemson riddled the Wake Forest defense with more than 500 yards of offense, and turned two interceptions into touchdowns.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
After scoring two quick touchdowns, A&T watches Hampton seize momentum en route to a big win.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Tom Foreman Jr
An economic comeback for Boone could be aided by the first home football game for Appalachian State in more than a month.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Tom Foreman Jr
BOONE — It's been 37 days since Appalachian State played a game at Kidd Brewer Stadium, and nearly two months since it's played there on a Saturday.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Tom Foreman Jr
"I'm homeless, but I'm alive," Suzanne Baber said.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Tom Foreman Jr
After winning their second straight game at home, the Mountaineers hit the road for a Thursday night game at Coastal Carolina.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
"I would have done anything to vote," says Virginia Newell, 107. And she did.
By: Tom Foreman
The stream of voters at St. Anne's Episcopal Church had slowed to a trickle shortly after lunch, with the only people around being precinct volunteers passing out candidate information.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
Seven of UNC Greensboro's home men's basketball games will be played on campus at Fleming Gymnasium.
By: Tom Foreman Jr., Skip Foreman
In beating Carolina, UConn's Geno Auriemma tied the record for career victories in Division I men’s or women’s basketball.
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