Chelsea Retherford is an Author at Times Daily. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment realm, including theater, music, and cultural events, with a focus on comedy, plays, and fine art. Chelsea's work has been featured in Decatur Daily, CASEY STOCKTON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP, TimesDaily, and NewsBreak.
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Chelsea Retherford focuses on local community and cultural events, often covering topics related to entertainment news, house & home, culture & society, as well as family & relationships. She frequently features private sector announcements and press releases in her articles.
Given Chelsea's interest in featuring local stories and community initiatives such as Christmas lights displays, she may be open to pitches that highlight unique or heartwarming human-interest stories within the Florence area. Pitches could include individuals or groups making a positive impact on the community through art, music, charitable activities, or other creative endeavors.
Additionally, since Chelsea covers photography and arts-related content regularly, she might appreciate pitches involving local photographers or artists who have compelling narratives behind their work. These could include profile pieces about their artistic journey and contributions to the local cultural scene.
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By: Chelsea Retherford
For Ashley Burnell, the Helen Keller Festival is so much more than a summer event.
Thirty years after “Rent” first challenges audiences to rethink love, loss and identity, its message still resonates. At Cypress Moon Studios, a new cast is discovering just how personal that message can become.
By: Chelsea Retherford
For Janet and Max Todd, history isn't something confined to books or preserved behind glass. It's something meant to be lived in, and when possible, brought back to life.
By: Chelsea Retherford
Thirteen years after she first stepped onto the Shoals Community Theatre stage as a wide-eyed 18-year-old, Hannah Ross is returning to “Camp Rock,” this time from the other side of the music stand.
By: Chelsea Retherford
For Janet and Max Todd, history isn’t something confined to books or preserved behind glass. It’s something meant to be lived in, and when possible, brought back to life.
For Janet and Max Todd, history isn’t something confined to books or preserved behind glass. It’s something meant to be lived in, and when possible, brough
When Faizon Love first stepped onto a comedy stage, he wasn't old enough to be inside the club.
By Chelsea Retherford Staff Writer For performers chasing the spotlight, the stage is more like a calling. Recommended for you
In a forgotten patch of woods on a farm near Cloverdale, history had lain hidden for generations. It took a determined group of local historians, genealogists and members of the Daughters of the American revolution to bring one woman's story back into the light.
Patricia Hartley has always felt a strong sense of patriotism and duty to community and family. It was only recently that she discovered those were family traits passed down at least seven generations.
