Jacklynn Lambert is a multimedia journalist based in Dothan, Alabama. She is currently employed by WTVY News 4 and focuses on local news stories in the Wiregrass area. Jacklynn's work has also been featured in KTRE, covering a range of topics including community events, severe weather, healthcare, and human interest stories.
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Jacklynn Lambert's coverage primarily focuses on local events, health issues, community initiatives, and the impact of severe weather. Her articles often feature personal stories and local government announcements. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider pitching human-interest stories related to family & relationships or education within the Dothan area in Alabama. Additionally, topics such as community events, small businesses recovering from severe weather damage would likely be well-received by Jacklynn given her focus on these areas in her reporting.
When reaching out to Jacklynn Lambert, keep in mind that she concentrates on local news with a specific geographic focus on United States' Alabama region and the city of Dothan. Therefore, pitches relevant to this area will be most effective for engaging with her coverage interests.
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Any volunteers interested in helping this year's campaign in Dale County can contact the family store at (334) 445-3070.
By: Jacklynn Lambert
The victim, although bedridden at the time, contacted the police suspecting something was wrong with her finances after she had no money to pay her bills.
The natural trail is something Mayor Rob Hinson said has been in the works for 4 years.
By: Jacklynn Lambert
This opens the door for students to pursue high-demand careers such as software quality assurance analyst and cyber security specialist.
By: Jacklynn Lambert
In partnership with Advantage Consulting and Solutions and the Alabama Community College System, students now have the opportunity to get hands-on training in the field.
Ozark residents waited patiently as the city led a convoy to welcome home an M60-a-3 tank that will be placed right behind the welcome to Ozark sign on Highway 231.
Last month, city commissioners voted to move forward with deciding the fate of Exotic Experience and another business, D&B Seafood and Lounge
This new addition to the Dothan Code of Ordinances will go into effect on January 1, 2025.
By: Jacklynn Lambert
Published Nov. 22, 2024 at 2:09 AM CET | Updated moments ago
By: Jacklynn
Alabama DHR assures that it is working around the clock to replace those benefits thanks to a waiver for reimbursement from the USDA.
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