Hannah Barricks is a journalist based in Glen Rose, Texas. She writes for the Glen Rose Reporter and focuses on local news and city lifestyle topics. Her work has also been featured in Fort Worth Magazine.
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Hannah Barricks' coverage mainly focuses on local announcements, particularly in the Glen Rose area of Texas. She covers a variety of topics such as community events, business openings, and local achievements.
Given her focus on local news and community events, reaching out with pitches related to new businesses opening or community initiatives would likely be well-received. Additionally, stories about unique housing options like tiny homes could also align with her coverage.
Pitches could include interviews or features on individuals or organizations making significant contributions to the community. If you have information regarding new developments or initiatives within the Glen Rose area that fit these themes, it's likely to resonate with Hannah's coverage interests.
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By: Hannah Barricks, Glen Rose, Glen Rose, Loco Coyote
Representatives from La Palmilla, Massey's BBQ, and Border Town pose in front of La Palmilla's chapel after meeting to discuss a county alcohol ordinance. Photo Credit: Hannah Barricks/Glen Rose Reporter
Fort Worth Businesses are restyling the wheel and it’s about time you hear about it. Fueled by passion, local business owners and entrepreneurs are reshaping their industry’s standards, all to the consumer’s benefit. Whether it’s a new product that will revolutionize the field or an attitude toward customer service that seems lost in today’s world, you can bet that these individuals are working on it.
By: Hannah Barricks, Glen Rose, Glen Rose, Michael Watson
Michael Watson pitches from the Sam Houston State mound in the second half of his college career. Photo Credit: Contributed photo
By: Hannah Barricks, Glen Rose, Glen Rose, Tiffany Strother
Honorable Judge Tiffany Strothers presented to the Somervell County Republican Club. Photo Credit: Hannah Barricks/Glen Rose Reporter
In the heart of Fort Worth, fashion has always mattered, but with a newly minted Fashion Week, Cowtown's creatives have the support they've always needed. Geordian Abel, a former sales executive raised with bows in her hair by an acutely Southern mama, dreamed of carving out a corner of that fashion world for the Texas girly girls she identified with.
By: Hannah Barricks, Glen Rose, Glen Rose
The Somervell County Commissioners Court approved the sale of the Somervell County Expo to AJ Real Estate Company by a 4-1 vote on Aug. 19. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Somervell County
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