William Dean is a reporter based in Morgantown, West Virginia, with a focus on local news and events. He has written for various publications, including Lexology, Discover Our Coast, Sportin' Life, First Coast News, and Daily Astorian. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and WVNews. William's articles cover a range of topics, including personal injury, local breweries, sports betting, and community events.
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Morgantown, United States (Local)
William Dean seems to specialize in local coverage, particularly focusing on sports, beer and local events. He may be interested in pitches related to the latest developments within West Virginia's sports scene, such as high school or college teams' achievements and updates. Additionally, given his focus on "Thirsty Growler" articles, he might respond well to pitches about new trends or unique stories within the local brewing industry.
As for politics, while it constitutes a smaller portion of his coverage compared to sports and beer-related content, it is clear that William covers political themes relevant to the local community. Therefore, if you have story ideas related to local government announcements or events with significant impact on West Virginians (particularly those living in Morgantown), these could resonate with him.
Considering William’s strong emphasis on covering news specific to Morgantown and West Virginia at large – tied closely with breweries and sporting activities – tailored localized insights would likely catch his attention more effectively than broader national topics.
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