Tommy Bryan is a journalist based in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He has written for various local newspapers, including The Murfreesboro Post, Gallatin News Examiner, Wilson Post, and Hendersonville Star News. Tommy covers a range of topics, including local sports, community events, and human interest stories.
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Tommy Bryan's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, high school sports, and entertainment news in the Tennessee area. He appears to be particularly interested in stories related to local sports events, music concerts, outdoor activities like fishing and wildlife.
Given his focus on local events and high school sports, Tommy would likely be receptive to pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive insights into these topics. For example, offering interviews with key figures involved in organizing local events or providing behind-the-scenes access could capture his interest.
In addition, considering his coverage of wildlife-related stories such as "First chemical-poisoned fish, now deer?" suggests there may be potential for outreach related to environmental issues or conservation efforts within the Tennessee area.
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Cumberland head coach Tim Mathis, offensive coordinator Bobby Brown & Jacob Cornejo.
By: Tommy Bryan, Larry Woody
A biologist collects a deer tissue sample for CWD testing. TWRA
By: Tommy Bryan
For the first time in her storied professional basketball career, Alysha Clark will have the opportunity to play in front of some of her biggest fans. The 2005 Mt. Juliet High graduate and three-time WNBA champion has committed to play in season four of the Athletes Unlimited Pro Basketball championship series to be held in early 2025 at Nashville's Municipal […]
Three-time WNBA champion and Mt. Juliet High Class of 2005 graduate Alysha Clark.
By: Tommy Bryan
GALLATIN - Lebanon High split a pair of Hall of Fame games on Saturday at Gallatin High's Jerry Vradenburg Gymnasium. The Blue Devils needed overtime to knock off Clarksville Northwest 86-79 in Saturday's first game, then dropped a 63-39 loss to host Gallatin in the nightcap. Lebanon led early 18-7, but the Vikings rallied to tie the game at 72-all […]
CARTHAGE – Lebanon's Rolandria Dowell (23) gets off a shot in a 59-43 loss to Oak Ridge last Tuesday in a season opening TSSAA Hall of Fame game at Smith County Middle School. GEORGE PAGE
Toronto Blue Jays bench coach Don Mattingly Nashville Stars Baseball Advisor Don Mattingly, currently the Bench Coach of the Toronto Blue
By: Tommy Bryan
Talk about a stunner. As the 2025 high school football schedules for Wilson County programs start to come together, it might be wise to circle Friday, Sept. 5 on your calendar. On that date Class 6A Mt. Juliet High will visit Friendship Christian School's Pirtle Field to take on the Division II-A Commanders in the first of a two-year home […]
I saw a TV commercial a while back showing a man falling off a log (it really IS that easy) and it reminded me of some memorable tumbles I've known.
By: Tommy Bryan
LEBANON - For those who might prefer double dribbles and jump shots to fighting the Black Friday crowds, there's a viable option at Lebanon High's Campbell Brandon Gymnasium. The annual Kay Maynard State Farm Thanksgiving Classic will be staged with five games on Friday and six more on Saturday. Daily admission is $10 for adults and $5 for students and […]
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