Emma Lawson is a Commissioning Editor for BBC Comedy, with a focus on local comedy content in the United Kingdom, specifically in London. She has written for various publications including The Bryan-College Station Eagle, My Aggie Nation, and has been featured in publications such as The Times, The Independent, and The Daily Mirror. Emma's work covers a range of topics including local news, community events, research developments, and social issues.
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Emma Lawson's coverage focuses on local news, government and politics, family and relationships, entertainment news, education, and house & home topics with a specific focus on the United Kingdom in London. If you're reaching out to Emma for potential coverage or as a source for her articles, consider offering insights related to local government announcements or events in London that tie into these themes. Additionally, if you have information regarding nonprofit organizations or affordable housing initiatives in the region of focus (United Kingdom/London), this could be of interest to her given the topic covered within her articles.
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“All of us, we appreciate our clients coming in and trusting us with our creativity and our skills, especially when it comes to being able to make someone's vision into a tattoo,” she said. “The name Sacred Sisters was a group decision. We decided on it because we are like sisters, not exactly the same but we work together. I hope to continue that.”
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After previously discussing the tax rate options during a budget workshop, the Brazos County Commissioners Court on Tuesday proposed a new tax rate of 0.4197, a one-cent increase from the previous rate.
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After weeks of work, the Queen of Aggieland can now be seen on the mural at Charles & Sue's School of Hair Design, sporting her curlers, drying her hair and looking picture perfect for upcoming Aggie football games.
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The city of College Station soon will determine whether the paid parking pilot program used for the Mexico-Brazil soccer game and the George Strait concert this summer will return.
By: Emma Lawson
In celebration of Fries Financial Services' 40th anniversary, the company will donate $40,000 to 10 local charities from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 4 at 108 E. North Ave. in Bryan.
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Doug Vance says suicide is an equal opportunity killer, and the Brazos Valley Coalition on Suicide Prevention founder hopes to spread awareness and outreach on the signs and aftermath of suicide.
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From Naruto to Mario, nerds are passionate about a lot of things. Next weekend, local fans will have a chance to share their passion for popular media alongside fellow passionate individuals at College Station Comic Con.
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After a record $148 billion investment for Texas transportation infrastructure, the Texas 6 Central BCS Expansion project aims to improve the main north-south corridor through Bryan-College Station.
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Back when College Station city councilor Bob Yancy was first running for office, he envisioned a future of strategic growth, giving it the nickname “Gig 'em City.”
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Texas A&M University junior Will McDaniel has a rare insight into the city of Toruń, Poland.
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