Laurie Caruso is a journalist based in Fayetteville, Tennessee, and writes for the Elk Valley Times. She covers a range of local news stories, including community events, human interest stories, and profiles of individuals and businesses in the area. Laurie's writing captures the heart and soul of the community, highlighting the stories that matter to its residents.
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Fayetteville, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Laurie Caruso's focus appears to be on local news, with an emphasis on community events and human interest stories in Tennessee, particularly Fayetteville. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including veterans, aging, local businesses, animal adoption and community events.
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- She predominantly covers announcements (50%) which indicates she may be interested in new developments or initiatives within the community.
Considering her themes covered are family & relationships (39%), sports (21%), and pets (17%), pitches related to heartwarming human-interest stories about these subjects would likely align well with her interests.
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While some people are frightened of insects and others have an aversion to crawling or flying bugs, Alison Limbaugh has been fascinated with them since she was a little child.
Following the passing of her husband, Stephen, more than a decade ago, Brenda Lunoe wrote her first book titled, “Bridge to Hope: Overcoming Loss,” published in 2019. Her hope was
Fayetteville is set to have a new Waffle House restaurant, tentatively by the end of 2024. It will be located between Hwy 55 Restaurant and Dwight Spray Paint & Décor
By: Laurie Caruso
Following the passing of her husband, Stephen, more than a decade ago, Brenda Lunoe wrote her first book titled, “Bridge to Hope: Overcoming Loss,” published in 2019. Her hope was
By: Laurie Caruso
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Located in the heart of historic Petersburg is a relatively new, but impressive resource for art and community, owned by Amanda Kiser, a talented and versatile Christian artist. Harmony 101
The much anticipated 12th annual Tablescapes event will be from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. Thursday, May 9 at the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum Event Center, 521 Main Street South.
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