Leonard Woolsey is a Publisher at Lufkin Daily Newspaper and The Galveston County Daily News. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, business and economics, as well as regional interest and world news, often focusing on themes such as holidays, wildlife, and significant events like Memorial Day and Juneteenth. Woolsey's work has been featured in CLEMENTS, DALTON R JR, and various other publications.
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Galveston, United States (Local)
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Leonard Woolsey's focus is on local community-related topics, such as personal finance, house & home, pets, family & relationships. He often features announcements and press releases related to events or initiatives within the local area of Galveston. If you have a story that aligns with these themes and focuses on the local community in Texas or Galveston specifically, it may be suitable for his coverage.
Given Leonard's emphasis on community-oriented content and announcements about local events or initiatives, he would likely appreciate pitches related to human interest stories involving people from the region. Topics like community support programs, local shopping initiatives, or medical research efforts tied to Texan communities could all resonate well with him.
Considering Leonard's specific geographic focus on Texas and Galveston coupled with his coverage attributes centered around announcements and press releases suggests that he is most receptive to pitches tailored toward this specific locality.
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There will always be someone with a bigger boat.
By: Leonard Woolsey
Check those calendars, everyone — one week until Christmas. Not ready? Amazon wishing you good luck on delivery? We've a solution: shop locally.
A friend once described her biggest challenge of decorating their Christmas tree.
Odds are, if you’re reading this newspaper, you already are a fan of Galveston County. The mix of breathtaking nature, diverse cultures, unique people, powerful industry and downright good-hearted community
Technology is grand. Ain’t it?
By: Leonard Woolsey
Some icons wrestle to survive the tests of time.
It took an artist in pain to teach me a new way to look at the world.
My father’s legacy is a roll of silver duct tape.
“Man, I sure do love me a puppy dog.”
By: Leonard Woolsey
Islanders and others Saturday celebrated Texas’ first and oldest chamber — the Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce, which turned 180 years young.
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