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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Dalton Board of Education Chair Matt Evans, left, and Dalton Public Schools Superintendent Steven Craft in a previous board meeting.
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Coahulla Creek High School's swim team finished second in combined team scores at Darlington School's varsity boys and girls swim meet on Thursday.
Ooltewah, Tennessee-based portrait artist Aimee Maschhoff is one of the featured artists in "Mindful," an exhibit on display in the Creative Arts Guild's Gallery FIVE20 until Dec. 18. Brady Hix/Dalton Daily Citizen
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Graduating from Southeast Whitfield High School this May, two-sport standout Sandybel Ramos will continue to showcase her athletic abilities in Dalton.
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For the second year in a row, the Northwest Whitfield High School football team is in the state playoffs. In the way is an unfamiliar adversary.
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Santa Claus greets parade spectators during a previous downtown Dalton Christmas parade, which returns Thursday, Dec. 5. File/Dalton Daily Citizen
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Since Dalton State College's men's soccer program began in 2015, the Roadrunners have made five appearances in the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championships. This year's team will make a sixth
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Dean of Dalton State College's Wright School of Business Marilyn Helms, third from left, with current and former colleagues and friends during her retirement reception at the college Tuesday. From left are Business Advisory Council member George Spence, Associate Dean of the Wright School of Business Jamie Connors, Helms and John Schwenn, who served as Dalton State president from 2008 to 2015.
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With leaves falling and many Northwest Georgia residents cleaning up their yards, some may use controlled burns.
DALTON — At halftime Friday night, Christian Heritage looked to be on track for an appearance in the Class AAA-A Private State Football Championship's Elite Eight with an 8-6 lead
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