Georgia/Florida Metro Breaking News Editor
Amanda Lumpkin is the Georgia/Florida Metro Breaking News Editor. She covers a diverse range of topics, including climate change and the environment, aviation and aerospace, as well as retail and business economics, often focusing on the intersection of these themes. Amanda's work has been featured in Miami Times, INC., MSN, Patch.com, and Yahoo News.
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Atlanta, United States (Local)
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Amanda Lumpkin's coverage is heavily focused on local crime, accidents, and weather-related incidents in Georgia and Florida. She predominantly covers breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
When reaching out to Amanda, consider providing her with timely updates on ongoing legal proceedings or criminal investigations in the Atlanta area specifically. Additionally, offering expert commentary from law enforcement officials or legal experts could be valuable for her coverage.
Given her focus on local events and government announcements within Georgia and Florida, pitches should align with this geographic scope. For example, sharing insights into trends or developments specific to crime rates or accident statistics in these regions would likely resonate well with Amanda's coverage preferences.
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Forecasters told Patch what Georgians can expect with a Saharan dust expected to soon blow through the lower U.S.
Forecasters told Patch what Floridians can expect with a Saharan dust expected to soon blow through the lower U.S.
Game wardens responded to the park after receiving a report of the "illegal killing of an alligator," Georgia authorities say.
Families at a Fulton County high school were notified of possible tuberculosis exposure at the school.
Police say an officer violated policy when he drove into an intersection before ensuring clearance, leading to a serious crash in Gwinnett.
Responding firefighters found flames burning a truck's cab and trailer after a train hit the truck in Atlanta.
See what Georgia law says about consumer fireworks use ahead of Fourth of July.
Fifteen people had to be treated after someone dispersed bear spray during a dispute at a Cobb County hotel, police say.
Laws centered on education, retirement for POST-certified officers and designating a new state symbol will soon take effect in Georgia.
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