Galen Culver is a reporter and photographer for KFOR, a local news station in Oklahoma City. With a focus on local stories, Galen covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and unique Oklahoma experiences. His work has also been featured on Yahoo News.
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Galen Culver's coverage primarily focuses on local stories within Oklahoma, with an emphasis on community events, seasonal features, and human interest pieces. He is likely to be interested in pitches that highlight unique aspects of Oklahoma culture, local businesses, historical sites or events happening in the region.
Given his focus on local topics like Christmas traditions and community events, he may be receptive to pitches related to these themes. Pitches could include stories about unique holiday traditions specific to the area or profiles of individuals making a positive impact in their communities.
It's important for pitches directed at Galen Culver to reflect a deep understanding and appreciation for the people and places within Oklahoma City and throughout the state.
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By: Galen Culver
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It took five grown men to carry Bratcher’s biggest melon and it didn’t disappoint.
By: Galen Culver
Posted: Updated: GUTHRIE, Okla. ( KFOR ) — They look pretty big for shrimp, but then again, the creatures Andy and Micah Chapman are raising — are prawns, native to the Eastern Pacific Ocean around Mexico.
Walking down a short row of zinnias, Ali explains, “These are a little more tired. They’ve been working since April.”
By: Galen Culver
Both Jeanette and Carley are nationally ranked in their respective disciplines.
By: Galen Culver
Her entry into an invitation only match race against the four other fastest bulldogs mean she really has something to train for.
By: Galen Culver
Guests on the weekend prior to Halloween were offered a fictional murder and a set of clues to follow through the house.
But moonlighting at Halloween means walking through a very different portal, the ’13th Door’.
Sure it’s ‘a dying business’, but life at this normally quiet park picks up the closer it gets to ‘All Hallows Eve’.
Hundreds of kids in costume, parents in tow, the Main Street Program here hosts a trick-or-treat event every October.
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