Adriana Alexander is a journalist and writer based in Central Texas. She has written for KCEN 6 News, KAGS-TV, and FOX West Texas, covering a wide range of local news topics including community events, social issues, and local government. Adriana is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the Central Texas community.
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Adriana's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to family, relationships, pets, and education in the Central Texas area. Her interest in expert commentary suggests she would be responsive to pitches from local experts offering insights into issues affecting families, pet care, and educational challenges specific to the region.
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By: Michael Mazzuca, Adriana Alexander
Trading card and tabletop game store fosters connections and growth among local enthusiasts.
Bell County nonprofit 'Hook'd on Humanity' provides handmade scarves, blankets and hope to those in need during the winter months and year round.
The church has opened its doors to the community, offering shelter, meals and a supportive environment during the coldest months of the year.
By: Adriana Alexander
Clarence Carter has been left cold and frustrated after making repeated requests for repairs to his realtor at Lynn Realty.
Combining porch swings, mimosas, and a vibrant atmosphere, this nail salon is redefining self-care and supporting local business.
By: Adriana Alexander
After four years on the transplant list, the Hulett family hopes to find a living donor to save Walter Hulett's life.
By: Adriana Alexander
After 6 News' initial story, Clarence Carter says Lynn Realty sent maintenance workers to address the problem, but the repairs were far from completed.
By: Adriana Alexander
As for the Engnehls, they're working to save up again to complete the project but hope their story will prevent others from facing similar heartbreak.
By: Adriana Alexander
In addition to offering custom candle-making experiences, The Wick and Burn Candle Bar doubles as a marketplace for local artisans to showcase their talents.
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