Julie Hays is a journalist based in Waco, Texas, with a focus on local news. She has written for various news outlets, including KWTX News 10, WTOC-TV, and KPLC-TV. Julie's articles cover a range of topics, from heartwarming stories of community members making a difference to profiles of local businesses and events.
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Julie Hays’ articles primarily revolve around local community events, charity work, and celebrations in the Texas area. Her focus on heartwarming stories and local initiatives indicates a preference for pitches related to uplifting human interest pieces that showcase acts of kindness or highlight special achievements within the community.
Given her emphasis on family & relationships and sports themes, consider pitching stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in their communities through activities related to these themes. Additionally, since Julie focuses mainly on event coverage with seasonal highlights, she may be interested in exclusive coverage of upcoming local events or unique seasonal traditions within Texas.
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By: Julie Hays
Michelle Wilson has been manager of the Baylor Scott & White Hillcrest Breast Center for 23 years.
By: Julie Hays
The Hangar is a homeless hospitality house in Waco’s inner city founded in 2017.
By: Julie Hays
Ronnie along with fellow Wacoans Lucas Wright and Cody Ryals spent a week between the towns of Swannanoa, Relief and Banner Elk, N.C., from October 14 through the 21st.
- The Baylor Homecoming Queen from 1954 was honored this past weekend as she rode on the back of a convertible in the historic Baylor Homecoming Parade Saturday nearly 70 years to the day she was crowned queen.
By: Julie Hays
A mother and daughter duo now share the same crown after a local high school senior was crowned homecoming queen 28 years after her mom was crowned at the same high school.
By: Julie Hays, Andrew McMunn
Waco High School senior Treniti Freeman was crowned Homecoming queen at an Oct. 18 game.
By: Julie Hays, Andrew Mcmunn
Waco High School senior Treniti Freeman was crowned Homecoming queen at an Oct. 18 game.
By: Julie Hays
Spare Hand Students has already had a lot of success in College Station, home to Texas A&M, and Lubbock, home to Texas Tech, and they've made Baylor their next stop.
By: Julie Hays
The 3-day Christmas themed shopping market will be at The Base at The Extraco Events Center and not the Waco Convention Center where it’s traditionally held.
The players organized the party at George’s Restaurant on Speight Avenue where a tent was set up outside of the banquet hall to welcome guests.
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