Lindsey Wilson is the Director of Promoted Content at CultureMap. She covers a diverse range of topics including plays and musicals, celebrities, comedy, concerts and festivals, as well as entertainment news and nightlife, with a particular focus on real estate development. Lindsey's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, Carolina Public Press, and various editions of CultureMap.
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Lindsey Wilson's coverage focuses predominantly on local entertainment news, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. She frequently covers upcoming events and promotions related to theater, arts, and entertainment.
Given her focus on local event coverage and promotional deals, Lindsey is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming shows or events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Additionally, she may also welcome announcements of new initiatives or leadership changes within arts organizations in this region.
As a journalist with a strong emphasis on local content, offering unique angles for stories about theater productions, art exhibitions or events specific to Dallas-Fort Worth would likely capture her attention.
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By: Teresa Gubbins, Lindsey Wilson
A plush new Indian restaurant is now open in the heart of downtown Dallas: Called Gymkhana, it's located at 1408-1410 Main St., in the former Which Wich Sandwich/Birdguesa space, where it's serving a wide range of Indian dishes in an elegant, upscale setting.
Editor's note: As we look back at the most-read restaurant stories of 2025, there's a tinge of sadness surrounding all the closures. But there's still hope to be found in the opening of a beloved Asian grocery store, barbecue accolades, and some sizzling recommendations for Where to Eat.
Need a little breathing room, some time to recover from the holidays? The theaters in Dallas-Fort Worth know this, and have thoughtfully held off on most openings until the middle of end of the month.
Maura Sheffler, Shakespeare Dallas actor, Purvi Patel, Bill Albers, Shakespeare Dallas actor. Photo by Tamytha Cameron Carol and Kevin March. Photo by Tamytha Cameron
Dress up your wedding with deals. Photo courtesy of Fort Worth Botanic Garden
By: Lindsey Wilson, Matt Mrozek, Jane Austen, Teresa Gubbins
In a satisfying act of symmetry, Kitchen Dog Theater is christening its new, permanent performance space with a popular original musical the company created in 2018.
By: Lindsey Wilson
Need a little breathing room, some time to recover from the holidays? The theaters in Dallas-Fort Worth know this, and have thoughtfully held off on most openings until the middle of end of the month.
By: Jared Malagon, Lindsey Wilson
RECAP: Trojans down Patriots, 5-2, in district showdown By JAMES BROWN WCLU Sports Barren County improved to 2-1 in 15th District action with a 6-2 win at Allen County-Scottsville on Monday. The Trojans and...
By: James Brown, Jared Malagon, Lindsey Wilson
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Source: Lindsey Wilson College. COLUMBIA, Ky. – A Bowling Green resident is now a Lindsey Wilson student teacher. According to Lindsey Wilson University, Preston Parks, a physical education and health senior from Bowling Green, was a student teacher this spring at Adair County Primary Center and Russell County High School. Parks graduated from Lindsey Wilson on May 2 with a...
