Recent content by Michael Prunka

I am available for anyone needing coverage of either the regional in Chapel Hill or Greenville NC. I am only available for Saturday and Sunday.

I live in Raleigh about an hour to 90 minutes from Greensboro. I'm able to cover any of the games on Saturday. Message me here or at michaelprunka@gmail.com.

I'll be credentialed and at the ACC Tournament on Thursday and Friday. I'm open to doing game stories, features -- really anything. I'll be there for UNC and Duke, so anyone else is fair game.

I don't know exactly why, but I feel like an MLS beat would be a ton of fun.

Hey there. I'm in Raleigh. I worked in newspapers for three years and work for a TV station now. I have experience covering just about anything. I'm only available on weekends.

My new gig hasn't let me watch weekly shows, so I'm even more amped than usual for this weekend's slate. Gotta finish NJPW Dominion, too.

I'm not sure about Snookers. As for the cannonball house, love that. The Cival War history in this town is great.

There ya go! Beautiful place, indeed. Seems like it's building up slowly, as well. Also, with ECU 30 minutes down 264, any younger folks will have a place to party for a weekend.

Washington Newsmedia LLC, a media group in eastern North Carolina that publishes a daily newspaper, bi-monthly magazine and several niche publications, is looking for a sports editor to join its award winning staff. Our one-person sports department is responsible for coverage of all community...

This totally reminded me that I forgot to include the predictions form the coaches I talked to. shirt.

I did a brief Q&A with local football coaches about the Super Bowl. Our paper is hyper local, so this is a way to localize something as grand as the Super Bowl. Plus it's easy content.

Need to fill space? I can make another story happen. *goes outside and flips over a passing ambulance*

Probably WashPostPR.tumblr.com.

I live in eastern NC less than an hour from Goldsboro if anyone has questions about the area.

I chatted with two local high school soccer coaches and wrote a piece trying to localize the idea of the loss setting back soccer across the country.