Tad Dickens is a technology reporter for Cardinal News. He covers a diverse range of topics including telecommunications, transportation, and renewable energy, while also delving into the arts and music scene. Tad's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Roanoke Times, The Daily Progress, and Central Virginia Media Group.
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Tad Dickens' coverage primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, and technology developments in the Virginia region. Pitches to Tad should revolve around innovative business ventures, new technologies impacting the area, and local cultural events or music festivals.
Given his focus on local events and entertainment news, consider pitching stories related to upcoming concerts, festivals or other cultural happenings in Southwest Virginia. Additionally, he may be interested in features covering businesses that are innovating within the region's tech industry.
When reaching out to Tad Dickens for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary requests regarding innovations or technological advancements happening within Southwest Virginia's business landscape and music scene would likely resonate well with him.
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Those who met her through musical performances and radio industry gatherings had strong and positive memories.
By: Tad Dickens
Arielle Roth, who leads the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, announced that all contracts have been signed to move forward with the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program.
By: Tad Dickens
Tommy Dickens sang and played bass around East Tennessee. He also had a young son named Tad.
The university's Kentland Farm now houses the headquarters of a $5 million Army project that seeks to defeat the unmanned aerial systems that could threaten military, law enforcement and infrastructure.
By: Tad Dickens
Warner says White House turned down Ukraine's offer of drone assistance; Griffith floats a plan to have Virginia Tech drone program monitor Radford Army Ammunition Plant.
By: Tad Dickens
The event celebrates 25 years this week with Sierra Ferrell, St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Old Crow Medicine Show and more.
By: Tad Dickens
Plus: Virginia Tech professors weigh in on Meta settlement ramifications. Roanoke College teams with Google to offer free AI training, career certificates.
By: Tad Dickens
What do a 25th-anniversary music festival, a 50-acre nonprofit paradise and a giant slice of late-night pizza have in common?
By: Tad Dickens
The unique duo from Eastern Kentucky was part of a diverse Friday lineup at the 25th version of a Bristol tradition.
By: Tad Dickens
The band that first made “Wagon Wheel” famous returned to Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion on Sunday.
