San Angelo, United States (Local)
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Gabriela focuses on local news, with an emphasis on events in El Paso and the surrounding areas. She frequently covers a wide range of topics such as traffic accidents, fire incidents, community celebrations, crime, education, family & relationships.
Given her extensive coverage of local events and announcements in El Paso and neighboring areas, she would likely respond well to pitches related to human-interest stories tied to the community's experiences or initiatives. For example: heartwarming tales of resilience after accidents or fires; profiles on individuals making significant contributions to the region; insights into educational challenges facing local students.
Additionally, experts who can provide valuable context around safety measures (for instance regarding traffic accident trends), community engagement strategies for reducing crime rates or improving education could also interest Gabriela.
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By: Gabriela Rodriguez
The door swings shut and suddenly my world is refrigerated. The lights are low. The tables glow like blue islands and every few seconds comes that unmistakable percussion—the clean crack of the break followed by a clatter of resin balls ricocheting off one another.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Beyond its bubblegum-pink reception desk and kooky welcome staff, the museum boasts nearly 30,000 square feet of sugar-fueled escapism. Slides empty into sprinkle pools. Craft cocktails compete with crazy good scoops. And every room is designed to tempt a different impulse.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Key 3: Local musician and promoter Cristian Alexus Alfaro on cultivating his creative instincts
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Some places grow with you. Visit them as a kid and they are playgrounds. Come back as an adult, and they're a lesson, a refuge and a reminder to slow down and look around.
The Railway Museum of San Angelo will celebrate its new Spanish-language tours and signage with Día del Tren on Saturday, Sept. 12. Children can enjoy the museum’s little Choo Choo Train and take par...
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Every weekend, Bizarre Bar takes on a different personality. And the crowd chases it—young and loud, spilling from one area to the next without pause. Friday nights rotate through themes ranging from emo and goth to disco and indie sleaze dance parties, while the patio is anchored by Sonidero's Latin night with DJ Edwin Lazer and Kumbiadarks. Saturdays shift into an open-format dance party, with patio sets featuring different local DJs to introduce new selectors to weekend crowds.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Comedian Lizz Hader returns to Las Vegas for a hometown headlining show Downtown Every comedian has an origin story.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
The monthly event is the work of Kori Cortez of Spilled Milk, a home aesthetics store, and Christina Sforza of Urban Jungle, which provides plant services and education. What began a year ago at Spilled Milk, drawing just 15 people, has since outgrown the shop and moved into venues like the aforementioned lounge, Echo Taste & Sound, and the second-floor Segue at the Beverly Theater.
By: Gabriela Rodriguez
Matcha has recently grabbed the attention of millions by way of social media virality. But what is it?
Mason High School student Sabina Perez received the Congressional Bronze Medal from U.S. Rep. Pfluger, recognizing her service, personal development, fitness
