Brittany Anderson is a reporter with a focus on local news in the Austin, Texas area. She has written for publications such as Community Impact, East Oregonian, Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, The Hays Free Press, and Yakima Herald-Republic. Brittany covers a range of topics including real estate, business developments, arts and culture, and community events.
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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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The Learning Experience to offer child care services in far Northwest Austin
Doctor’s note now required to receive over-the-counter medication in Texas schools
By: Brittany Anderson
A joint press conference was held to address these threats and provide information on their consequences and mental health impacts.
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Capital Area Speech & Occupational Therapy to relocate next year in far Northwest Austin
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Dyslexia service shifts put stress on special education staff, programs
First Google Fiber customers in Round Rock receive service
Hays CISD rolls out “threat regret” campaign following student-made campus threats
STAAR scores, a task force and summer bond projects: 5 Pflugerville ISD updates to know
By: Brittany Anderson
Check out the most recent business news in the far Northwest Austin and Four Points area.
Hays CISD Foundational Learning teachers, parents raise concerns with program
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