Brittany Anderson is a Reporter at various esteemed publications including The Hays Free Press and WLKY-TV CBS Louisville, KY. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on food and beverages, education across all levels, and real estate markets, highlighting her versatility in journalism. Brittany's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The News Tribune and The Bellingham Herald.
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Brittany's articles predominantly focus on local businesses, real estate, music events, and community news. She often covers private sector announcements, press releases, promotional deals, and event coverage.
If you have insights or stories related to new local business openings in the Austin area or trends in the housing market specific to Texas or Austin neighborhoods like Lake Travis and Westlake, Brittany might be interested in covering them. Additionally if there are upcoming music festivals or volunteer opportunities within these areas that align with her previous work she may consider such pitches as well.
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Flood risk reduction project in Austin's Oak Knoll neighborhood faces delays
Wok Hub now serving Indo-Chinese cuisine in far Northwest Austin
Happy Lamb Hot Pot opens in far Northwest Austin
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6 trending Central Texas stories: South Austin roadwork, new restaurants, updated RRISD curriculum
By: Brittany Anderson
The decisions came after months of discussion on how to relieve some of the district's anticipated $6.5 million budget shortfall in 2025-26.
Eanes ISD voters are gearing up for another election, with two board of trustee places on the ballot this year. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact)
The store, which sold food, toys, accessories and more for small pets, closed its far Northwest Austin location in mid-January. (Grace Dickens/Community Impact)
By: Brittany Anderson
The bond package is the largest in HCISD history and includes projects for general growth, safety and the rehabilitation of facilities; construction of the fourth high school; fine arts and athletics; and technology.
Places 3, 4 and 5 will be up for election and are currently held by Renae Mitchell, Vernagene Mott and Kelly Daniel, respectively. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact)
By: Brittany Anderson
Two calendar drafts for the 2025-26 school year are under consideration by the Pflugerville ISD board of trustees.
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