Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay is a Senior Editor at the Marietta Daily Journal. She covers a range of topics including Georgia and Atlanta culture, theater, holidays, and crime, providing insightful analysis and engaging narratives that resonate with local readers. Her work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to journalism in her community.
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Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay's coverage primarily focuses on local events and private sector announcements in the Atlanta area, with a particular emphasis on business-related topics. She frequently covers local businesses, community events, and educational initiatives.
Given her attention to local happenings and press releases, consider providing newsworthy updates about businesses or organizations in the Atlanta area. If you have information related to beer or wine industries specific to this region, it may be of interest as well. Additionally, pitches related to Alzheimer's awareness activities would likely align with her coverage interests.
When reaching out to Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay for potential coverage opportunities or story ideas, keep in mind that she is focused on covering localized content within Georgia and particularly Atlanta.
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Beer and Wine Craft in Sandy Springs is Georgia's smallest winery.
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Atlanta Vintage Books, along with thousands of independent bookstores nationwide, will celebrate Independent Bookstore Day on April 29th.
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Seven Northside students will perform with the Franklin Pond Chamber Music at the annual Fall into Spring Finale Concert at 3 p.m. on April 30 at the Woodruff Arts Center’s
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Community members gathered to honor Holocaust victims and hear the story of Holocaust survivor Ilse Eichner Reiner for Yom HaShoah April 16.
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Nearly 200 former Norrell Corp. associates gathered to reminisce about those successes and the friendships they developed there at a reunion at Guy and Ginny Millner’s Buckhead home April 15.
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Journey back to Oz this summer with the return of "Wicked" to the Fox Theatre stage.
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
After selling out in New York, the Apollo Theater’s production of "The Blues and Its People" will make a stop at Atlanta Symphony Hall May 26.
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Now what?
By: Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
Buckhead resident Natali Johnson has joined the High Museum as the director of communications.
By: Skyler Heath, Elizabeth Nouryeh-Clay
The 59th Annual Community-wide Yom HaShoah will be held at the Memorial to the Six Million monument at Greenwood Cemetery May 5 at 11 a.m. The ceremony is free and open to the public.
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