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Garret Roberts’s Biography

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Freelance journalist and photographer from the Pittsburgh region. Former Public Priority Reporter for the Beaver County Times. Robert Morris University graduate with experience in multimedia news production and feature writing. Enjoys writing and reading in free time.

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Beaver County police officers show support for cameras on uniforms

Beaver County police officers show support for cameras on uniforms

Enterprise reporting on police body cameras. Features opinions from local police chiefs, who are enthusiastic…

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Study of Brodhead Road improvements suggest renovations to many intersections

Study of Brodhead Road improvements suggest renovations to many intersections

Critics of Brodhead Road often dread the high levels of traffic along the popular road, but one local group o…

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Jimmy's Kidney Crew' to host fundraiser to support family in need

Jimmy's Kidney Crew' to host fundraiser to support family in need

ALIQUIPPA - When a family in Beaver County needed help, a group of friends and neighbors were quick to step u…

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Moon Area High School Band highlights the various changes to play in a pandemic

Moon Area High School Band highlights the various changes to play in a pandemic

Feature on the Moon Area High School band's COVID-19 protocols and how that has affected their performances a…

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Meet Jeffery James, RMU's newest police chief

Meet Jeffery James, RMU's newest police chief

Feature on RMU's police chief, Chief Jeffery James, which details his history as a member of the secret servi…

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UPMC Events Center opening rescheduled for 2021, capacity modified after rise in COVID-19 cases

UPMC Events Center opening rescheduled for 2021, capacity modified after rise in COVID-19 cases

Story on the potential opening of the UPMC Events Center to fit with COVID-19 protocols.

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Headed to the NFL Draft? Tips, tricks for getting around Pittsburgh

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By Garret Roberts Verified
| Daily American Verified
Garret Roberts Special to The Times March 19, 2026, 5:15 a.m. ET As the energy for the 2026 NFL Draft ignites the atmosphere in downtown Pittsburgh, one question may be on visitors' minds: how do you get around the city? Officials from Visit Pittsburgh anticipate more than 500,000 football fans coming to the region for the draft, so traffic will likely be a challenge for many in the region.
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Headed to the NFL Draft? Tips, tricks for getting around Pittsburgh

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By Garret Roberts Verified
| Ellwood City Ledger Verified
Garret Roberts Special to The Times March 19, 2026, 5:15 a.m. ET As the energy for the 2026 NFL Draft ignites the atmosphere in downtown Pittsburgh, one question may be on visitors' minds: how do you get around the city? Officials from Visit Pittsburgh anticipate more than 500,000 football fans coming to the region for the draft, so traffic will likely be a challenge for many in the region.
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Going to the 2026 NFL Draft? Here are other places to check out

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By Garret Roberts Verified
| Erie Times-News Verified
As the NFL Draft sweeps into downtown Pittsburgh, there is plenty for visitors to explore beyond the football-themed attractions. While most visitors will certainly plan to engage in football fan experiences around Acrisure Stadium and Point State Park, a trip to the Steel City can include plenty of adventures. The region is home to countless experiences, with highlights in art, food, music and more that are sure to excite visitors to the downtown area.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor at RMU Sentry Media

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I served as the editor in chief of the Hopewell Hi-Lites.