Julia Lewis is a Production Assistant at KAMU-TV, focusing on local news in Bryan, Texas. Her articles for KBTX Media cover a wide range of topics, including community events, local sports, weather preparedness, and social issues. Julia's work has also been featured in Katie Couric Media and The Spectator.
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Julia's focus is on local news, community events, and seasonal topics in Bryan, Texas. She frequently covers family & relationships as well as sports-related events with a significant portion of her articles being centered around event coverage.
Given Julia's emphasis on local news and community events in the Bryan area, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local happenings or human-interest stories that have a strong impact on the community. Additionally, given her coverage of seasonal topics like preparing for cold weather and warming shelters during frigid conditions, she might be open to pitches regarding tips for dealing with other seasonal challenges specific to the region.
Pitches offering unique angles or exclusive insights into local events or heartwarming stories would likely resonate well with Julia.
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Dales residents with poor access to public transport share their fears about fuel duty rises.
Landowner Sir George Cayley flew a manned fixed-wing glider as early as 1853.
Richard Sterne, whose firm is redeveloping Ripon Spa Baths, learned to swim at the site as a boy.
Ripon Community Poppy Project celebrate receiving the King’s Award for Voluntary Service.
Residents share thoughts on life in the Yorkshire Dales, as the national park celebrates 70 years.
Julia Lewis An independent food shop is celebrating 125 years of trading in a North Yorkshire town.
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The Farmers Arms reopened after a community share sale supported by former PM Rishi Sunak.
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