Gary Cosby Jr. is a photojournalist and columnist at the Tuscaloosa News. He specializes in sports photography and breaking news, while also exploring themes related to education, culture, and society through his writing. Gary's work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, TimesDaily, and The Roanoke Times.
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Gary Cosby Jr. primarily covers local events and sports in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with a focus on college and high school sports. He often provides event coverage, making him receptive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events or significant community activities.
Given his coverage of the retirement of Nick Saban and the Unity March marking MLK Jr.'s birthday, he may also be interested in stories that highlight important figures or community initiatives within Tuscaloosa.
Pitches should emphasize relevance to the local community and align closely with the specific interests of Tuscaloosa residents. If you have an angle related to local sports events or impactful community happenings, it is likely to resonate well with Gary Cosby Jr.
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By: Gary Cosby Jr.
Members of the Tuscaloosa County Bar Association read the Declaration of Independence to celebrate the nation's birth.
Tuscaloosa lawyers celebrated America's 250th anniversary with a public reading of the Declaration of Independence.
Northport held its first July 4th celebration on Main Avenue with music and a parade.
By: Gary Cosby Jr.
Tuscaloosa marked the nation's semiquincentennial with music and fireworks at the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater.
It turns out the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall is reflecting poorly on President Donald Trump.
The Sokol Park Rodeo began Thursday and continues Friday and Saturday nights at the Ray C. Jenkins Arena in Sokol Park.
The final Live at the Plaza filled Government Plaza with music lovers.
Habitat's Faith Build brings churches together to build a new house. Fourteen area churches are participating in the project.
America has a healthcare system in need of an overhaul to make it affordable for the consumer while not bankrupting the provider.
Fourteen Tuscaloosa churches are partnering with Habitat for Humanity to build a new home for a local family.
