Kennedy Thomason is a journalist based in Stillwater, Oklahoma. She writes for the O'Colly, covering local news and events, with a focus on issues affecting the Oklahoma State University community. Her articles range from campus accessibility and safety concerns to features on local attractions and activities.
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Kennedy's local focus on Oklahoma and Stillwater, as well as the coverage of lifestyle, entertainment news, and family & relationships indicates a preference for stories that directly impact the community. Pitches should emphasize how they relate to local events or individuals.
Given Kennedy’s focus on campus life at Oklahoma State University, she may be interested in pitches related to student initiatives, campus events, or issues affecting students and faculty members. Additionally, given her interest in lifestyle content and entertainment news within the area, she may also be receptive to pitches relating to local businesses or events that cater to these interests.
As Kennedy specializes in covering topics specific to a region (Oklahoma State University) with an emphasis on local events impacting residents of Stillwater specifically, focusing pitches around these areas would likely resonate best.
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By: Kennedy, Thomason
Aubrey Ruffin (left) and Landry Baker were announced as the new Student Government Association president and vice president in March.
OSUPD responded to its second pedestrian-vehicle collision of the night Friday. Both accidents resulted in minor injuries.
The HUB will add a family entertainment center to Stillwater within a year.
By: Kennedy Thomason, Hayden Alexander
The Pedestrian Safety Task Force has launched a new initiative.
Les Thomas, OSU's gameday emcee, is also spreading a message of hope and potential to Oklahoma City's inner-city youth.
The Student Government Association Senate is back.
Riding his pony in the Cherokee Strip Days parade, Holden won first place. His prize: a $5 check and the chance to sit on Eaton’s lap. Since then, the western-style sculptor dreamed of creating a monument to Eaton, who is the inspiration for Pistol Pete.
OSU could upgrade its cybersecurity system, Duo Security, if approved.
By: Kennedy Thomason
Housing and Residential Life has a new interim director.
By: Kennedy Thomason
Note: This article has been edited for clarity and length.
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