Debbie Holmes is a Broadcast Journalist at WOSU News, where she has hosted All Things Considered since May 2021. With a passion for in-depth news coverage, she has reported on various topics, including sports and competitive sports, throughout her career. Debbie has been featured in WVXU, WOSU Public Media, Wysu, Ideastream Public Media, and WYSO Public Radio.
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Debbie Holmes's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, evolving stories, and events related to crime, health & wellbeing, and government & politics in the Columbus, Ohio area. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to developments or initiatives within these areas.
If you have news about local government policy changes or initiatives aimed at addressing community issues such as infant mortality rates or racial disparities in health outcomes, it could resonate with her coverage interests. Additionally, if you are involved in any organizations that work towards improving conditions for child development or healthcare access within the Columbus area of Ohio State University's activities affecting the local community may also pique her interest.
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By: Kim Shannon, Andy Openshaw, Tommy Vogel, Debbie Holmes
Annual Gulf Coast Art Alliance Anniversary Open House May 2
By: Debbie Holmes
The future of central Ohio's workforce includes career and technical education at the high school level.
By: Debbie Holmes
WOSU's Debbie Holmes spoke with Gloria Alonso Cannon, president of Columbus Realtors.
By: Debbie Holmes
As part of the America 250-Ohio Celebration, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources wants to recognize Ohio's military members in a new "Letters to Home Trail."
By: Debbie Holmes
A Columbus family will be the stars of a new A&E home flipping show called " Zombie House Flipping: Family Business
By: Debbie Holmes
Gahanna Lincoln High School graduates are raising money for their alumni association by selling 2,000 bricks from the school's former buildings on North Hamilton Road.
By: Debbie Holmes
The Columbus Arts Festival happens downtown this weekend. Ohio Immigrant Alliance is holding a concert there Saturday afternoon and a book launch called, Ohio is My Second Country.
By: Debbie Holmes
The Ohio Legislative Black Caucus Foundation has released a report on the state of Black civic power in Ohio.
By: Debbie Holmes
This is Black Girl Dad Week in Columbus. Each night is focused on an issue to support Black fathers and uplift Black women.
By: Debbie Holmes
Columbus civil rights attorney Sean Walton is the new president of the Columbus NAACP. Walton was the only person who ran for the position.
