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
The annual event took place Friday, Saturday and Sunday at The Base at the Extraco Events Center. It's traditionally been held at the Waco Convention Center.
By: Julie Hays
Veteran Kent Berry is the pastor of the Crawford Methodist Church and Oglesby United Methodist Church.
By: Julie Hays
- A 14-year-old boy spent the morning putting out flags with local scouts for Veteran's Day and said the work today holds special meaning for him as his dad is a veteran of the Air Force.
By: Julie Hays
A public reception is being held Wednesday evening for Dr. Mark Rister and Dr. Ken Koeritz, both who have cared for expectant mothers and delivered babies in Waco for 38 years.
By: Julie Hays
Gunner Caldara, of West, told the crowd Wednesday at the Woodway Arboretum it was “his duty” to help out our nation's heroes while receiving his award at the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon.
By: Julie Hays
The Bosqueville Band earned the high honor at the competition Tuesday at the Alamodome in San Antonio.
By: Julie Hays
A Central Texas man who worked for others in the meat industry for 40 years has opened his own meat market to a ton of buzz and he says it's a dream come true.
By: Julie Hays
A new nonprofit is ending its first successful year by presenting around $50,000 to a local nonprofit helping Waco ISD students.
By: Julie Hays
Virgil Teter, who was the longtime KWTX vice president of news until he retired in 2017, is now living in Denver but says he'll be keeping a close eye on Friday's big day.
By: Julie Hays
Longtime meat industry workers opens his own meat market in McGregor, Texas
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