Bria Smith is a News Reporter at WJBF NewsChannel 6. She focuses on a range of topics including medicine and healthcare, public transportation, and government and politics, with a particular emphasis on mental health, wellness programs, and transportation policy. Bria's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, JD Supra, WCNC Charlotte, and WLTX-TV.
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Bria Smith's coverage focuses on local events, health-related initiatives, and community engagement in Augusta, Georgia. She would likely be interested in pitches relating to local charity events, health awareness campaigns, educational initiatives or human interest stories within the Augusta area.
Given her focus on family & relationships and entertainment news themes as well as event coverage attributes, she may also be responsive to pitches related to local arts and cultural festivals, community-driven activities that promote family engagement or feature heartwarming stories of individuals making a positive impact within the Augusta locality.
Pitches should align with Bria's geographic focus on the United States with particular emphasis on Georgia and more specifically Augusta.
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That's $2.50 more than the previous price of no cost.
“I want them to know that I’m there to make them feel what they need in that moment."
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"That’s gonna have an ulterior affect — I believe — on the black vote and other minorities."
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Nearly 1.5 million North Carolinian adults live with some form of mental health condition.
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“It’s been the hardest thing our family has ever gone through.”
The capitol grounds are quieter today, but for many in Columbia, it's the city beyond the state house that makes this loss feel real. Manu remembering Senator Lindsey Graham here on the streets where...
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District leaders say budget cuts forced Union County Public Schools to remove crossing guards at 13 campuses. Here's what parents are saying about the change.
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Today, women college golfers from across the Carolinas gathered at the Quail Hollow Club for the inaugural Access, Opportunity, and Development Summit focused on something beyond the game. It's about building a future and making connections that can open doors. The summit, hosted by the Truist Championship, brought together several female golfers from six college programs, including UNC Charlotte, Queens, Winthrop, Appalachian State, Gardner-Webb and North Carolina A&T.
Today, a new sound is filling this north Charlotte neighborhood, and behind it, a familiar Charlotte name. DaBaby — whose real name is Jonathan Kirk — has recently been giving fans a taste of another...
For some Charlotte residents, electric bikes and scooters are convenient, affordable and, sometimes, the easiest way to get around, but they can come with potential danger. “There are just people goi...
