Greg Weatherbee is a publisher and journalist based in Lufkin, Texas. He writes for the Lufkin Daily Newspaper and his work has also appeared in the Baytown Sun. Greg's articles often touch on topics of local interest, including holiday traditions, community figures, personal reflections, and everyday experiences.
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Greg Weatherbee's articles center around personal reflections, holidays, giving, family, and Southern culture with a focus on local content. He predominantly covers topics related to house & home and seasonal themes.
If you aim to approach Greg for coverage or collaboration, consider how your pitch can relate to these themes. For example, if you are an expert in Southern cultural traditions or have insights into seasonal practices in Texas or Lufkin specifically, this would likely resonate with his audience. Additionally, offering unique perspectives or tips related to house & home within the context of Southern culture could be well received by Greg’s readership.
Given the strong emphasis on local content and personal reflections in his work, stories that highlight individual experiences within the specified geographic areas may also align well with Greg's coverage preferences.
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By: Greg Weatherbee
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“Are we worth saving?” Greg Weatherbee is publisher of The Lufkin Daily News. His email address is [email protected]
By: Greg Weatherbee
Thanksgiving has always been a time to pause, reflect and express gratitude for the blessings in our lives. As the leaves turn golden and the crisp air of November settles
Now, having said that, it's not like every Thanksgiving since their passing has been bad. To the contrary, I've had some great ones.
By: Greg Weatherbee
I felt the pervasive uncomfortableness, like gnawing deep inside that couldn’t be identified, for several months.
My ex-girlfriend (AKA my wife) talked me into joining Facebook in 2009. My only social media experience at the time, like many, was “MySpace.” Facebook
By: Greg Weatherbee
Ollie came to us this past summer. A month old, if that, he was running down U.S. Highway 59 on a hot Sunday morning.
By: Greg Weatherbee
The din of muffled conversations could be heard as the unintelligible words being exchanged by those on the other side emerged to my side of the wall as nothing more than murmurs and unidentifiable noise.
The world of politics and Jimmy Carter seem almost incompatible. How could something as seedy, slimy and dishonest appeal to one so pure, giving and honest?
Before we go any further, I want to clarify that this isn't a “New Year's Resolution” column — although that whole process is a bit of a microcosm of the “good intentions” thing.
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