Bob Meyers is a journalist for Appen Media Group, specializing in local news and history in the Alpharetta area of Georgia. With a passion for uncovering lost stories and highlighting the unique aspects of the community, Bob's articles provide readers with a glimpse into the rich history and vibrant culture of the region.
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Alpharetta, United States (Local)
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Bob Meyers' coverage primarily revolves around local culture and historical events, indicating a strong interest in community-focused stories. He frequently explores topics related to local history, notable figures, and cultural traditions.
Given his focus on specific areas within Georgia such as Alpharetta and the Lebanon community, Bob would likely be interested in pitches that highlight unique aspects of these communities or delve into lesser-known historical events or figures from these regions.
Pitches centered around preserving local heritage or shedding light on the history of significant landmarks may resonate well with Bob's coverage interests. Additionally, he may appreciate pitches featuring interviews with local historians or individuals deeply connected to the region’s historical fabric.
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"It is interesting how profoundly military experience can shape a person’s entire life. Such is the case of 99-year-old Alpharetta resident Gerald Sadler."
"The visit of President Theodore Roosevelt to Roswell in 1905 was part of a tour through the South aimed at helping to heal the lingering wounds of the Civil War."
"It is common to find roads in North Fulton named for the families who first settled on the land where the roads were built. Fouts Road in Roswell is a
"The origin of horses in North America has been the subject of much research by experts. A common view has been that horses were here more than 50 million years
"From a non-descript rural crossroads in the 18th and 19th centuries to a thriving, bustling community today, the City of Milton has become one of the most desirable places to
"I remember when Ga. 400 was new. I entered the highway in Alpharetta and headed south expecting to find long lines of traffic. Often, there were almost no cars on
"On Dec. 14, some 100 volunteers will place 300 wreaths on veterans’ graves in 10 North Fulton cemeteries on what has become recognized nationally as Wreaths Across America Day."
"Sgt. Maj. Paul Hershey served in the Marine Corps for 29 years in a variety of hot spots throughout the world before retiring in 1994."
U.S. Marine Corps recruits march in formation at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendelton, California. Sgt. Maj. Paul Hershey spent approximately nine years off and on at Camp Pendelton during his career with the Marine Corps.
"There is a house in Alpharetta, or better a chimney where a house used to be, that has been visited by a Secret Santa every Christmas season for the past
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