Bethany Erickson is a Senior Editor at People Newspapers. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, sports, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, with a particular focus on cultural movements, internet culture, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in notable publications such as D Magazine and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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Dallas, United States (Local)
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Bethany's coverage showcases a focus on local news, including entertainment, government & politics, as well as events in the Dallas and Texas area. As such, she may be interested in pitches related to local political developments or events taking place within these specific areas.
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Making Dallas an Even Better Place
By: Bethany Erickson
Hundreds of supporters packed Klyde Warren Park for a colorful banderazo, waving flags, singing, and dancing before Argentina's World Cup match against Austria at Dallas Stadium in Arlington. More fan celebrations are planned later this week.
Last night, the father in our household wanted to brave the crowds in Klyde Warren Park for the Argentina World Cup banderazo . We gathered some
The Dallas ISD Board of Trustees is expected to rename the East Dallas school to East Dallas Elementary School and adopt a new policy that clarifies how campuses across the district are named and renamed.
There are 10 Aldi stores in Dallas, something I just learned. The concept—you bag your own groceries, you pay a quarter to use a cart, etc. —has its fans. There’s even a whole Facebook group devoted to people who love Aldi and want to show off their more unexpected finds, like dresses, fishing nets, and … Continued
If you're headed down the Dallas North Tollway, and you were planning on taking the Wycliff exit, maybe don’t for a bit.
The NBA Draft kicks off tonight, and the Mavericks are slated to get their first chance to pick at No. 9. Here's what to know.
We’ve written before about Broadway Dallas’s High School Musical Theatre Awards, which happen every spring. If you ever get the opportunity to go, do it—you’re going to see the next Broadway star there, I promise. The winners—one male, one female—go on to the Jimmy Awards in New York. It’s Broadway’s high school version of the … Continued
By: Bethany Erickson
Next week is the anniversary of the horrific flooding along the Guadalupe River that would kill at least 136 in Central Texas. Two are still unaccounted for.
Looking for a few more World Cup related things to do this week? We're back with some more suggestions.
