Brooke Curley is a Staff Reporter at Herald/Review Media. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, automotive, culture and society, and business economics, often focusing on pressing social issues such as homelessness and crime. Brooke's work has been featured in the Eastern Arizona Courier and Herald/Review Media.
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Brooke Curley's coverage is centered on local community events, seasonal themes, and a wide range of topics including entertainment news, family and relationships, crime-related issues, house & home. Therefore, when reaching out to her for potential coverage or pitching story ideas consider focusing on human-interest stories within the local community such as personal profiles or features about small businesses and community organizations.
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By: Brooke Curley
When someone tells you war stories, it's hard to imagine that person would have more of them to tell than Johnny LaDue.
By: Brooke Curley
The verdict is still out whether the first Safford Air Show made money, but regardless of that answer, Safford officials expressed pleasure with the results.
Payslie Luster is a 10-year-old barrel racer who lives in Pima. Involved with rodeo since she was 3, Payslie already possesses her toughness bonafides. Now she's aiming to see how
Three unblinking, stationary figures have stood watch at the corner of Third Avenue and Highway 70 in downtown Safford for the past 15 years. Collectively, they are part of a
By: Brooke Curley
The holiday shopping season appears very merry indeed, based both on national projections and feedback from local retailers.
By: Brooke Curley
The Catholic Daughters' annual Festival of Trees is underway at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church in Safford.
A cowboy’s hat is a keeper of memories, carrying experiences in the dust and sweat that coat it after long sunny days and campfire nights. Back in the 1970s, Pollocks
Some call her the Mayor of Main Street. She goes by Bubbles, one of those single-word monikers like Cher or Madonna or Adele. She a frequent and colorful sight out
By: Brooke Curley
Owning a tortilleria has not only been a lifelong dream of Elsa Seballos' but also a part of her identity.
By: Brooke Curley
After 12 years as Safford fire chief, Clark Bingham is embarking on a new adventure more narrowly focused on his family and personal life.
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