Drew Martin is a video editor with a focus on local news in Montgomery, Alabama. His work has been featured in various publications including the Montgomery Independent and The Island Packet, covering a range of topics such as community events, local initiatives, and regional news.
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Drew Martin's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government initiatives, and sports in the United States, particularly within Alabama and Montgomery. He is likely to be interested in pitches that cover local community events, government policy announcements or changes at a state or city level.
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Councilman Oronde Mitchell brought an ordinance to the Montgomery City Council on December 3rd which limits the hours of operation for businesses that have licenses for on-site alcohol sales.
ACCESS Montgomery has announced the latest recipients of its Success through Entrepreneurial Empowerment and Development(S.E.E.D.) grants.
By: Drew Martin
The City of Montgomery held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Small Business One Stop Shop(SBOSS) on December 4th.
Montgomery Habitat for Humanity held a groundbreaking ceremony on December 11th to kick off its Blitz Build initiative.
By: Drew Martin
During a November Montgomery City Council work session councilman Ed Grimes raised questions about issues with 911 response times in the city.
City and county leaders came together at Montgomery City Hall on December 18th to announce the new ‘Together We Rise’ initiative.
On December 17th, the Montgomery City Council discussed whether or not to override Mayor Steven Reed's veto of the recent ordinance limiting hours of operation for businesses that are licensed to sell alcohol.
By: Drew Martin
Interfaith Montgomery has announced that it will hold its second annual interfaith service on Sunday, January 5th.
By: Drew Martin
Jesús Parra, and his son, also named Jesús, play their violins on Friday, Dec. 20, 2024, to those eating at St. Andrew By-The-Sea United Methodist Church's Soup Kitchen on Hilton Head Island.
Concerns from citizens and members of the Montgomery City Council have been voiced loudly and often recently over the administration of the city’s 911 call center. Now an anonymous source
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