Hope Davis is a City and County Government Reporter, focusing on local news in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. She has written for publications such as the Oldham Era, Music In Minnesota, and Columbia Missourian, covering a wide range of topics including community events, law enforcement, social issues, and celebrity news.
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Hope Davis's coverage mainly revolves around local news, community events, and entertainment news with a focus on Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. She often covers stories related to the local community and events in the area.
If you are pitching to Hope Davis, consider providing her with compelling human-interest stories based in the Lawrenceburg area or surrounding regions. Additionally, if your pitch involves local celebrities or events that have a direct impact on the residents of Lawrenceburg and Anderson County Forward, it is likely to be well-received.
Given her articles about drug activity and homeless services growth signaling needs being met within the community; she may also be interested in pitches concerning initiatives addressing social issues within this locality.
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By: Hope Davis
Hope Davis Special to the News-Leader No. 17: Mother and daughter build new life after domestic violence
By: Hope Davis
Hope Davis Special to the News-Leader No. 20: Young mom of three looks for new career, needs toys and diapers
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Hope Davis Special to the News-Leader No. 24: Mother gets resourceful to provide Christmas
By: Hope Davis
This single mother could use some help with Christmas shopping as she raises her biological and foster sons.
By: Hope Davis
Unable to work during cancer treatment, this mom now has two jobs and a new home for her family. She and her boys seek practical gifts.
By: Hope Davis
The couple, from Bangladesh, are in Springfield attending Missouri State. Student visas limit how much they are allowed to work.
By: Hope Davis
Many of the care center residents who benefit from Share Your Christmas face memory challenges but always appreciate receiving gifts just for them.
By: Hope Davis
With distribution day at the end of the week, Crosslines volunteer coordinator Sheryl Wachter said this is the time to “fill in the gaps.”
Juan Carlos Ozuna Rosada, better known by his artist, Ozuna, is a prominent Latin music artist who’s risen to the charts over the years. Thanks to h
By: Hope Davis
From bikes to Spider-Man and a turkey for dinner, donors to Share Your Christmas ensured a bright holiday for dozens of families in the Ozarks.
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