Cecilia Lenzen is a freelance reporter based in Dallas, Texas. With a focus on local news and community impact, Cecilia's writing explores topics such as transportation, development, social issues, and local businesses. Her work has been featured in publications such as Community Impact, CultureMap, and The Daily Dot.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Fort Worth, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Cecilia Lenzen's reporting predominantly focuses on local news and community developments in the Dallas, Texas area. Her coverage heavily features press releases, private sector announcements, government announcements and promotional deals.
Given her focus on Food & Beverage (28%), House & Home (20%), Government & Politics (20%) in the context of Dallas, Lake Highlands, Lakewood, it is clear that she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses opening or expanding within these neighborhoods. This could include new restaurants or shops as well as any neighborhood development initiatives by the city council.
Considering her emphasis on event coverage and government announcements along with themes such as food & beverage and house & home; story ideas about local events like street fairs showcasing local vendors or new housing initiatives might also resonate with her beat.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Matthew Sgroi, Cecilia Lenzen
A pair of Fort Worth ISD coaches have taken allegations of mistreatment by City Council member Elizabeth Beck to the mayor's office.
By: Emily Wolf, Cecilia Lenzen
A short conversation at a polling place put an immediate damper on Margaret Forbes' voting experience.
By: Cecilia Lenzen
Nov. 5 is Election Day, and the time has come for Tarrant County voters to weigh in on the presidential race and choose national, state and local representatives.
By: Cecilia Lenzen
The Tarrant County Commissioners Court will welcome two new faces to the dais after the Nov. 5 election.
By: Cecilia Lenzen
This story has been updated to include unofficial early voting results and will be updated with final results.
By: Cecilia Lenzen
Matt Krause, a Republican, ran against Democrat Laura Leeman. Roderick Miles, a Democrat, ran against Republican Michael Barber.
By: Emily Wolf, Cecilia Lenzen
Four years after Tarrant County narrowly supported Democratic President Joe Biden over then-incumbent President Donald Trump, Texas' largest
By: Cecilia Lenzen, Emily Wolf Fort
An attendee watches an NBC News announcement during an Election Day watch party Nov. 5, 2024, at Turkey Den in east Fort Worth.
By: Marissa Greene, Cecilia Lenzen
For years, Heather Schott has been praying to God about how she can help survivors of human trafficking.
By: Cecilia Lenzen, Marissa Greene
Church leadership and Fort Worth residents have been at odds over the proposed two-story building since 2022.
(833) 317-6278 
