Alex Amos is a local journalist based in La Grange, Georgia. With a focus on community news and events, Alex's articles cover a range of topics including local businesses, school events, community initiatives, and profiles of individuals making a positive impact in the area.
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Alex's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, small businesses, disaster recovery, and education in LaGrange. Given the extensive coverage of local community events and nonprofit organizations, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming events or initiatives that benefit the local community. Pitches could include unique stories about individuals making a difference in the community or innovative approaches to addressing local challenges.
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By: Alex Amos
The East Point community gathered at City Hall Lawn on Nov. 3 to honor their loved ones during a vibrant Día de los Muertos celebration, hosted by the city’s Public
A group of local South Fulton veterans received awards at the city's Daughters of Veterans event on Nov. 2 after being nominated by members of their community in recognition of
By: Alex Amos
The City of East Point invited families to the City Hall Lawn last weekend on Oct. 31 for a night of spooks, costumes, and fun at its annual Halloween Festival.
On Nov. 4, during a City Council meeting at Jack P. Longino City Hall, the city was officially named a Purple Heart City, joining over 900 communities across the nation in celebrating the service and bravery of military veterans.
By: Alex Amos
State Representatives Sonya Halpern (far left) and Derrick Jackson (far right) alongside South Fulton Councilmembers Linda Pritchett (mid right) and Catherine Rowell (mid left) at the South Fulton Daughters of Veterans event at the Southwest Arts Center on Nov. 2.
By: Alex Amos
As Thanksgiving approaches, the South Fulton region is stepping up to support local families by organizing food giveaways aimed at providing extra help during the holiday season.
Fairburn mayor calls it "a beacon of safety and service for the people of Fairburn."
By: Alex Amos
The City of East Point's runoff election will be held Tuesday, Dec. 3.
By: Alex Amos
Mayor and city council pose with Santa at last year’s Annual Holiday Tree Lighting in Union City.
The City of College Park has challenged its officials and employees to help promote the beautification of their community through the in-house recycling program, Keep College Park Beautiful.
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