Jennifer Sharpe is the Director of Communications at her organization. She focuses on themes such as family and relationships, parenting, health and wellness, as well as culture and society, often exploring these topics through the lens of events and media. Jennifer's work has been featured in City Lifestyle, National Catholic Register, and The Journal Record.
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Jennifer’s articles primarily focus on local events, family and relationships, home-related topics, and holidays. She seems to have a penchant for writing about community events and personal experiences related to the aforementioned themes.
Given her focus on local coverage in Oklahoma City, she may be interested in pitches around local events or human interest stories pertaining to families or home life within the region. Additionally, given her coverage of holidays and family-related matters, she may also be receptive to story ideas that highlight unique traditions or challenges faced by families in the area.
Since Jennifer covers a wide range of themes such as House & Home, Content & Publishing, Family & Relationships along with topics like Family and Holidays it is important that any outreach should directly tie into these areas when pitching her relevant stories.
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When I was in high school, it was a 10th-grade rite of passage to take a semester of Health class.
Nearly two hours of exercise every morning, a full workday, caring for kids and the household, plus managing a side hustle or two, and there is not much time to slow down.
By: Jennifer Sharpe
As a parent of two teenagers, there isn’t much that surprises me. But my 18-year-old son recently did.
Last week, New York's LaGuardia Airport made headlines when a rogue raccoon startled travelers, dropping from the ceiling near the TSA checkpoint in Terminal A.
Without much warning or fanfare, my hometown newspaper quit printing last year.
I spent Thanksgiving Eve in New York City, strolling the streets of midtown Manhattan with a dear friend from Oklahoma.
Just one week after I meandered around Midtown Manhattan, UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson was gunned down on a Midtown street.
Last week, a lost pet had a happy homecoming in Sherman, Texas, after it was found making friends at Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC).
I'm not usually one to follow trends, but this year, I'm embracing my own version of “wrapped” and taking an end-of-year look back on all that I've covered over 47 weeks.
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