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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The KWTX High School Preview Show will air Wednesday following the 6pm newscast from 6:30 to 7 p.m.
By: Julie Hays
Dudley Haas, of Waco, says as long as he can do it, he plans to keep the tradition alive.
Elijah Ockleberry, of Jarrell, and his mom, Alicia Jo, spent the weekend at the home of Jimmy Bennett, the founder of JMB Fishing Foundation, so Jimmy could take Elijah on a hunting trip at his land between Riesel and Mart.
The Young Youth Musicians formed in June and includes members ages 13 to 17 from Midway, McGregor and Lorena schools.
By: Julie Hays
Rubin Randolph, who has a developmental disorder called Williams Syndrome, is a fixture at Robinson football games where he graduated in 2004.
By: Julie Hays
- McLennan Community College athletes from basketball to baseball and softball spent time giving back by playing games with elementary school students.
- The latest TFNB Your Bank for Life Charity Champion is a nonprofit that's putting smiles on the faces of kids and families facing challenges from autism to cancer, mostly by getting out and enjoying the great outdoors.
By: Julie Hays
Faith Fortenberry, 13, of Hubbard, was one of 100 guests flown to the nation's capital by the Muscular Dystrophy Association this week.
By: Julie Hays
Imagination Library is a nonprofit founded by Dolly Parton that mails one free, age-appropriate book per month to children from birth until their 5th birthday.
By: Julie Hays
The announcement was made at a party Thursday night hosted by The Forever Fund at Slow Rise Slice House in Woodway.
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