Les Hassell is a Multimedia Journalist at various outlets including Star Local Media, Tyler Morning Telegraph, and KYTX CBS19. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on food and beverages, security and law enforcement, and aviation, particularly drone technology and food production. Les has been featured in multiple publications including Denton Media Company, Tulsa World Media Company, and the Longview News-Journal.
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Les Hassell's coverage is heavily focused on local events, particularly community events and sports in the Texas area. Pitching human interest stories related to community events, high school sports, and local celebrations could be a good fit for him. Additionally, consider pitching stories related to house & home themes since it constitutes a significant portion of his coverage. For instance, you may want to pitch stories about unique homes or interior design trends within the Texas region.
Given Les’s focus on event coverage and press releases, PR professionals with news about upcoming local events or newsworthy developments around house & home topics would likely find success when reaching out.
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By: Les Hassell
The annual Wonderland of Lights Christmas Parade brought a throng of spectators Saturday to downtown Marshall. Floats, classic cars, Marshall High School spirit squads and band and more made their way through downtown streets with the illuminated Historic Harrison County Courthouse as a backdrop. The Wonderland of Lights festival continues through the holidays. Hours of […]
As far as I can recall, we’ve done a Year in Pictures photo gallery every year I’ve been with the Longview News-Journal. I started work here in November of 2000 […]
By: Les Hassell
As far as I can recall, we’ve done a year in photos gallery every year I’ve been with the Longview News-Journal. I started here in November 2000, and every year […]
By: Les Hassell
What started as childhood resentment for his dad’s mandatory roadside history stops on family vacations has evolved into a full-blown passion for Chris Woolsey. Woolsey is now on a heartfelt […]
By: Les Hassell
The annual Winter Gala benefiting the Tyler Rose Museum was held on Thursday night where the 93rd Texas Rose Festival court and festival theme were announced. The 93rd Texas Rose […]
By: Les Hassell
GILMER — Texas-based Mrs Baird’s bread company will donate 11,000 loaves of bread to the East Texas Food Bank this summer. The 11,000 loaves will be donated throughout the food […]
By: Les Hassell
Thirteen-year-old Isabel Bailey hopes to work as a crime scene investigator one day, so when the opportunity arose to learn how officers process evidence, collect fingerprints and investigate crimes, she […]
By: Les Hassell
The Longview Arboretum and Nature Center was buzzing with the energy of young innovators this week as Big Sky STEM Labs welcomed children to its Arboretum Operations: Field Research [Robot […]
By: Les Hassell
Children at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts spent this past week looking in the mirror – then looking beyond it. Instead of simply drawing what they saw, students in […]
By: Les Hassell
Longview had a blast Saturday as community members celebrated America’s 250th birthday. The city’s annual Fireworks and Freedom Celebration at the Longview Convention Complex feature a patriotic car show, children’s […]
