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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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's Normandy Hatchery – one of 10 it operates across the state – recently stocked a record 700,000 crappie fingerlings in five lakes.
Green Hill 52, Northwest 36NASHVILLE - Green Hill turned in its best defensive effort of the season, holding Northwest High to single digits in each of the last three quarters in a 52-36 win over the Vikings Thursday, Dec. 26 in the opening round of the Willie Brown Memorial Tournament at Father Ryan. Leading 17-13 after one period, the Hawks […]
By: Tommy Bryan, Larry Woody
When the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency proposed a hunting season for sandhill cranes in 2013, it ruffled the feathers of the state's Ornithological Society.
By: Tommy Bryan
GLADEVILLE - Wilson Central's guard tandem of JaMichael Mitchell and Towan Siler outscored rival Mt. Juliet all by themselves in last Friday's 66-34 win over the Bears at Wildcat Arena. A junior, Mitchell poured in 20 points while senior Siler added 19 as the Wildcats moved to 11-4 with a Friday, Jan. 10 game at Antioch next up on the […]
Friendship Christian speeds past Clarksville Academy on Saturday STAFF REPORTS
By: Tommy Bryan
On the heels of a spectacular freshman season at NCAA Division II Indianapolis, Lebanon High graduate Key Crowell has announced his transfer to Division I East Carolina University. A first team all-conference defensive back for UIndy in 2024, Crowell is expected to enroll at ECU in time for the spring semester and will have three years of eligibility remaining. East […]
Five Wilson County student-athletes have been named All-State for their play during the 2024 season by the Tennessee Sports Writers Association.
York Institute at Watertown has been moved to Thursday, Jan. 9 STAFF REPORTS Main Street Preps
By: Tommy Bryan
Following 35 years on the job, the last 21 as head football coach, Lebanon High School graduate Larry Mofield has announced his retirement from Meade County High, a Class 6A program in Brandenburg, KY. Mofield will be leaving as Meade County's all-time winningest coach with 118 victories, including a 12-3 record in 2013 and berth in the state championship game. […]
By: Tommy Bryan
Tuesday Basketball GIRLS ScoreboardLebanon 58, Mt. Juliet 44;White County 65, Wilson Central 44;Green Hill 35, Stewarts Creek 32;DCA 50, Friendship Christian 29. Tuesday Basketball BOYS ScoreboardFriendship Christian 67, DCA 38;Goodpasture 83, MJ Christian 20;Stewarts Creek 59, Green Hill 48;Lebanon 55, Mt. Juliet 44;White County 46, Wilson Central 39. Thursday, Jan. 9 scheduleLebanon at Green HillYork Institute at WatertownEzell-Harding at Friendship […]
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