Brady Hix is a journalist based in Cleburne, Texas. He writes for The Daily Citizen and Cleburne Times Review, covering local news and events in the Cleburne area. His work has also been featured in the Meadville Tribune and Yahoo News.
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Brady Hix's coverage is mainly focused on local events and initiatives in the education sector, particularly around schools and libraries. Given this focus, Brady would likely be interested in pitches concerning local educational developments, community events involving schools or libraries within Cleburne or Texas. Pitches could include stories about unique educational programs, successful community engagement initiatives by schools or libraries, as well as human-interest stories related to educators and students from the area.
Additionally, considering his theme of family & relationships being covered significantly alongside sports and entertainment news, pitches that align with these themes may also resonate with him. For example, heartwarming stories about families' involvement in school activities or intriguing sports-related ventures within the community could capture his interest.
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Three Eastbrook Middle School staff members were honored Monday during the Whitfield County Board of Education's monthly meeting for providing aid to an injured motorcyclist outside of the school in October and for "taking care of" students who were in the area for a food drive. From left are school counselor Jennifer Schneider, board member Carolyn Weaver, school counselor Teresa Brown and David Self, Eastbrook Middle's in-school suspension director. Contributed photo
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Members of the Whitfield County Board of Education this week unanimously approved a pair of amendments to the school system's general fund budget for the 2025 fiscal year, a decrease
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Members of the Dalton State College men's soccer team on the pitch in a previous game against Thomas University. The Roadrunners will make their first semifinals appearance in the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship on Saturday following a 1-0 victory against Bellevue University in the quarterfinals on Thursday. Brady Hix/Dalton Daily Citizen
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Southeast Whitfield High School senior Angel Aviles signed with Emmanuel University's cross country and track programs Thursday. Seated from left are brother Noel Aviles, brother Izrael Aviles, mother Vee Aviles, Angel Aviles and father Uriel Aviles. Standing are Southeast's Athletic Director and Assistant Principal Stephen Stacy, head cross country coach Todd Close, head cross country coach Tiffany Evans, cross country coach Amanda Ramfjord and Assistant Principal Sean Gray. Brady Hix/Dalton Daily Citizen
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Following more than 90 minutes of scoreless soccer and two overtimes, all that stood between the Dalton State College Roadrunners and their first NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship was a
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Southeast Whitfield High School Principal Matthew Mederios has been placed on administrative leave following "allegations" brought to Whitfield County Schools officials by a "third party," said Kristina Horsley, the school
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Coahulla Creek High School's senior shortstop Caroline Reed, center, signed with Truett McConnell University's softball program recently. Sitting from left are father Kenny Reed, Caroline Reed and mother Melanie Reed. Standing is brother Sam Reed. Not pictured is sister Brinkley Kate Reed. Brady Hix/Dalton Daily Citizen
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For almost 30 years, the Artistic Civic Theatre has presented its own version of Charles Dickens' classic holiday story "A Christmas Carol" every two years. And during that time, the
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Southeast Whitfield High School principal Matthew Mederios has resigned following a "thorough investigation connected to alleged misconduct prior to his employment with Whitfield County Schools," Superintendent Mike Ewton said Tuesday.
Coahulla Creek High School senior Colton Simpkins recently signed to play baseball for Hocking College in Nelsonville, Ohio. On the front row, from left, are mother Julie Simpkins, sister Sierra Simpkins, Colton Simpkins, sister Scottie Lyn Simpkins and father Steve Simpkins. On the back row are Coahulla Creek baseball assistant coach Chris Allen, head coach Justin Dover and assistant coach Eli Turso.
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