Gracie Johnson is a multimedia journalist based in Birmingham, Alabama. She has a passion for covering local news and events, with a focus on human interest stories and community issues. Gracie's work has been featured in ABC 33/40, MYTECHMAG, and Pine Log Co, showcasing her dedication to delivering impactful and informative stories to her audience.
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Birmingham, United States (Local)
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Gracie's reporting primarily focuses on local news in Alabama, with a particular emphasis on community-related stories such as family and relationships, sports events, education, and weather. Given the nature of her coverage, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to human interest stories within the community, local sports events or achievements, educational initiatives impacting the area, and severe weather updates affecting residents.
Sources who can provide insights into local government announcements or press releases relevant to Alabama communities are likely to resonate well with Gracie's coverage. Additionally, individuals who have been directly impacted by evolving local stories might also capture her attention.
Given Gracie’s geographic focus on Birmingham and Alabama in general, consider tailoring your pitch specifically to highlight its relevance for this region.
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By: Gracie Johnson
Thanksgiving in Tuscaloosa always includes the annual Chuck's Fish Thanksgiving feast.
By: Gracie Johnson
A video circulating on social media shows people with guns in the middle of downtown Birmingham streets.
By: Gracie Johnson, Jeff Cox
BIBB COUNTY, Ala. (WBMA) - We're learning more about what happened on the July night a Bibb County man is
By: Jeff Cox Wbma, Gracie Johnson
BIBB COUNTY, Ala. (WBMA) — An Alabama man suspected of murdering four children and his wife during the summer said the TV told him to kill his family, according to investigators.
By: Gracie Johnson
In less than a week, three Jefferson County school buses have been involved in crashes.
By: Gracie Johnson
Alabama homeschool students may eventually be able to enroll in public career tech classes, that's if a pre-filed bill passes through the legislatureHouse bill
By: Gracie Johnson
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By: Gracie Johnson
Avian Influenza is confirmed in two alabama farms.A commercial broiler farm in cullman county and a backyard flock in pickens county have been infected.More tha
By: Gracie Johnson
Career tech education opportunities are expanding in Walker County.
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