Alex Kelly is a Video and Photography Manager at various media outlets. With a strong focus on agriculture and farming, Alex explores themes related to diet and nutrition, consumer health, and wellness programs. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications including Lyons Architects, The Conservative Woman, and Cycle News Inc.
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Alex Kelly's coverage is focused on ranking various songs across different genres. The articles are mainly centered around love songs, with some attention given to specific artists and their top songs. Given the content of the articles, it seems that Alex would be interested in pitches related to music rankings and lists.
Pitches offering insights into trends within the music industry or providing analysis on popular song rankings could appeal to Alex. Additionally, experts who can provide commentary on evolving trends in music preferences or analyses of popular artist discographies may find a receptive audience with Alex.
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Don’t skip this memo: The FDA has flagged a prescribed blood pressure drug over potential cross-contamination concerns.
The FDA warns that a labeling error, affecting customers in eight states, could "represent a serious or life-threatening health risk."
By: Alex Kelly
That calming cup may come with a surprising health risk, according to new details released by the FDA.
Making small shifts in what you eat can make a lasting difference, say researchers who tracked diet and long-term health outcomes.
A finding related to Alzheimer's research is evidence of how weirdly wonderful nature really can be.
By: Alex Kelly
New research shows that strong emotional connections can influence the brain–gut axis, dial down food cravings, and lower obesity risk.
Preparation, budgeting and first-day priorities matter most
By: Alex Kelly
AgTech business recruitment and retention will be crucial as emerging technologies revolutionize production of food, feed and fiber.
By: Alex Kelly
When you pour Florida milk on your cereal and sip Florida OJ as part of your morning ritual, you're making economic and national security decisions.
Last Friday, April 10, Whitman Events Board ( WEB ) partnered with the Walla Walla Community College Student Government Association ( SGA ) and Associated Students of Walla Walla University ( ASWWU ) for their first Tri-Chella. The event, which offered food, crafts and live music on Ankeny Field, was organized as a way to connect communities from each of Walla Walla’s local colleges for an evening of fun and student engagement.
