Ashton Graham is a journalist based in Las Cruces, New Mexico, focusing on local news and community stories. With a passion for storytelling, Ashton writes for Jia Johnson on Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including human interest stories, personal development, and lifestyle.
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Ashton Graham's articles predominantly focus on topics related to family and relationships, as well as house and home. The coverage attributes show a reliance on citing data and expert commentary, indicating an interest in factual information supported by expert insights.
Given the emphasis on family and home-related themes, Ashton is likely to be interested in pitches that offer practical advice or how-to guides based on credible sources. Topics related to weather, summer, heatwave, and climate are also covered but not as extensively. If providing pitches relating to these topics, it would be beneficial for them to tie back into family dynamics or household impact.
Considering Ashton's local geographic focus within the United States (specifically New Mexico and Las Cruces), localized angles or experts familiar with issues affecting this region could enhance the relevance of any outreach efforts.
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