Libby Hopkins is the Executive Director of Osprey Observer, a local news publication in Brandon, Florida. With a focus on community news and events, Libby's articles highlight the positive impact and stories of individuals and organizations in the area. Her work has also been featured in the Albuquerque Journal.
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Libby Hopkins' coverage is primarily focused on local community events, nonprofit organizations, and fundraising efforts in the Florida area. She regularly covers stories related to family and relationships, personal finance, sports, and education.
Given her focus on local events and nonprofits in the Florida area, Libby would likely be receptive to pitches about upcoming community events or fundraisers that benefit the local community. Additionally, she may be interested in stories about unique initiatives by local businesses or nonprofit organizations that contribute positively to the community.
Considering her high percentage of event coverage and press releases as well as themes covering family & relationships, personal finance,sports,and education topics she often features; it's apparent that Libby seeks out heartwarming human-interest stories with a strong focus on positive impact within the local Florida communities.
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For over 25 years, Everyday Blessings has been dedicated to serving children and families in foster care. “As a local nonprofit, all the support we receiv
By: Libby Hopkins
New Horizons Group Homes Inc. has been part of the Brandon community for more than two decades. It will be hosting its 29th annual Barbeque and Silent Auction on Saturday, November 2, at the Central Baptist Christian School gymnasium from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
By: Libby Hopkins
When caring people come together, roll up their sleeves, and take action to make their community better, it’s a beautiful thing and an incredible feeling for everyone involved. That’s what the Plant City Lions do. “Being a Lion is about leading by example, building relationships and improving the community where we live,” said Evelyn Cook, President of the Plant City Lions Club.
By: Libby Hopkins
Tatianna Farren and Barbara Del Rio are two friends who attended Newsome High School and Florida State University together. After graduation, Farren wanted to start her own business, so she decided to search for something that would be in line with her passion and knew it would be something in the pet industry since she loves her dogs.
By: Libby Hopkins
It is officially fall, so that means it's time for all the fun fall community events to start. The Central Hillsborough County Chamber of Commerce's Hillsborough Harvest Hoopla Trick-or-Treat Spectacular is a favorite of the Riverview community.
By: Libby Hopkins
The American Jujitsu Association's annual self-defense class is in its 26th year, and it returns to Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association on Saturday, October 26, from 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
By: Libby Hopkins
The Kappa Delta Phi Charity Golf Tournament, presented by the Harper family, will take place on Thursday, November 21, at the Buckhorn Springs Golf & Country Club in Valrico. Proceeds raised from this golf tournament will go to A Kid's Place. Registration begins at 10 a.m., and the shotgun goes off at 12 Noon.
By: Libby Hopkins
Two local historical nonprofit organizations have joined forces to preserve local history in Brandon and Plant City. The Plant City History and Photo Archiv
By: Libby Hopkins
Preservation 1st Financial Group has been a part of the Eastern Hillsborough community for more than 19 years. It is owned and operated by Michael Beiter Sr. an
By: Libby Hopkins
Regalitea is a local tea company. The company is owned by Dylan Chadwell and was created because of his long and passionate journey for the perfect tea. “
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