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
This is the first time the career educator has opened up in detail about the disturbing afternoon at school that changed her life forever.
By: Julie Hays
Many of the kids ask for gifts for family members or items like food, blankets, coats and shoes.
By: Julie Hays
Curry talked to the students on the steps of the capital and told them his job is all about protecting their future.
By: Julie Hays
Beloved KWTX Weatherman Rusty Garrett said it’s our duty to help one another and what better time to do it than Christmas and what better recipient for kindness than kids.
By: Julie Hays
CORSICANA, Texas ( KWTX /Gray News) - A Texas educator with more than 30 years of experience is calling for change, adding that even though she’s angry, she has forgiven the student who blinded her during an attack at school.
By: Julie Hays
Published Dec. 17, 2024 at 12:25 AM CET | Updated 8 minutes ago
By: Julie Hays
An extravagant Christmas light display that is turning its lights off in the front yard of a home where it's been for 22 years has found a new home at the Karem Shriners location off Highway 6 in Waco.
By: Julie Hays
Marlin resident George Stricklin, 46, also known as Minister Slugger, is the author of “Developed in Darkness,” an autobiography about how God took hold of his life and changed it.
By: Julie Hays
Fuzzy Friend’s Animal Rescue’s 17th annual Barkin’ Ball will be held December 31 at The Base at the Extraco Event Center.
By: Julie Hays
A Central Texas woman in one of the final stages of liver disease calls it “a Christmas miracle” after receiving a liver donation while up against a laundry list of odds that seemed stacked against her.
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