Alexandra Brockman is a journalist based in Lebanon, Kentucky. She writes for the Lebanon Enterprise and her work has also been featured in the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer and Paducah Sun. Alexandra covers a range of topics including local news, community events, education, and business.
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Alexandra Brockman's coverage predominantly focuses on local community events, education, and local government in Kentucky. She seems to report extensively on announcements, event coverage, press releases, and governmental updates related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Alexandra with a pitch or source suggestion, consider offering insights or stories related to community events, educational initiatives impacting the local area (especially youth achievements), and developments within the local government. Additionally, given her focus on family & relationships as well as house & home themes in some of her articles, pitches related to these areas might also be well-received.
As she primarily covers news from Lebanon in Kentucky but doesn't exclusively focus there when it comes to themes such as family & relationships and house & home topics that can have broader appeal beyond this specific location.
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The Ecumenical Ministerial Alliance sponsored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. memorial services last weekend commemorating the life and death of the civil rights leader.
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Are you still there, reader? It’s me again, Alex, writing to you for the last time.
Inflatables were set up for children to bounce and slide. photo/ALEXANDRA BROCKMAN
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