Julie White is a journalist based in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, with a focus on local news and community events. Her work has been featured in The Huntingdon and Verizon Connect, and has also appeared in Yahoo News UK and Cancer Network. Julie covers a range of topics including local profiles, community initiatives, business developments, and technological advancements.
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Julie White's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, business updates, and press releases related to the Tyrone area in Pennsylvania. Her articles primarily cover topics such as house & home, family & relationships, and entertainment news.
Given her emphasis on local news and community involvement, pitches should revolve around stories related to Tyrone or Pennsylvania that involve community events or initiatives. Press releases about local businesses or announcements about social gatherings would likely be of interest to Julie. Additionally, human-interest stories with a focus on family and relationships could also capture her attention.
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With fall colors on display and the season well underway, several local, special events are still scheduled for upcoming weeks.
Downtown Tyrone officially has its very own catwalk. However, it doesn’t feature high-end clothing. Instead, it features cats and kittens needing homes. Residents may have noticed recently that some changes
By: Julie White
Explore Altoona has been in the news recently since the decision by Blair County Commissioners to attempt decertify the organization. To proceed with this plan, commissioners will need support from
In many communities, pickleball is a popular sport enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities. In Tyrone, courts were recently resurfaced and painted with lines at the roller hockey rink to accommodate both skaters and pickleball play. However, the schedule and Tyrone Pickleball Club's use of the facility has garnered some community complaints as reported in past months by Tyrone Borough Council members Tammy Wills, David Snyder (council vice president), and Pastor Ken Patterson.
Two local music men have released a new Halloween song this season: “Dracula Drives the Bloodmobile.” The lyrics, written by Tyrone resident Bill Dann, are set to music written and performed by Huntingdon resident Jack Servello. Together, they form a fun, light-hearted song for the upcoming holiday. Michelle Peters added a video slideshow which can be found on YouTube.
Tyrone Community Players present “Opal’s Million Dollar Duck” Saturday, Oct. 20, at St. Matthew’s Harkins Hall. On stage (from left) are Kathy Fink (Opal), Sara Best (Rosie), Irv Fink (Desmond),
After a brief discussion, Tyrone Borough Council members voted unanimously to increase the borough’s annual allocation for the Tyrone-Snyder Public Library from $10,000 to $17,500 during their meeting on Oct.
A local family restaurant and pizza shop at the northern end of Blair County is about to get a lot of attention. The Family Chill and Grill and Firehouse Pizza, in Snyder Township, will host a Fox News broadcast on November 6. The Fox morning show will go on the air at 5:45 a.m. and the local restaurant will open its doors for customers bright and early that day at 4:30 a.m.
Members of this year’s Leadership Blair County class made stops throughout Tyrone last Friday, Oct. 25, in what was their first official class day and heritage tour. Leadership Blair County
The Tyrone Area Community Organization (TACO) has been active for years, putting together many different events and activities for area residents to enjoy free of charge. TACO-sponsored events for many
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