Lisa Tang is a journalist based in Palestine, Texas, with a focus on local news and community events. She writes for the Cleburne Times Review and the Palestine Herald Press, covering a range of topics including animal adoption events, school achievements, cultural festivals, and community initiatives. Her work has also been featured in BioRxiv and County Line Magazine.
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Lisa focuses on covering local community events, music performances, nonprofit organizations, education, and holiday celebrations in the United States with a focus on Texas and Palestine. She appears to be interested in highlighting positive stories related to entertainment, education initiatives, family & relationships.
If you have an upcoming event or announcement related to these topics within these regions that aligns with her coverage areas such as community events, music performances or educational programs among others , reaching out to Lisa would likely be beneficial.
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Palestine High School students promote their production of Romeo & Juliet in the Hot Pepper Festival Parade last month.
Salvation Army of Anderson County seeks dozens of volunteers for its annual Red Kettle Campaign, from Nov. 29 to Dec. 24. This year’s fundraising goal is $60,000, which will buy
One of the area's largest full-service salons, the Trinity Valley Salon at Trinity Valley Community College, is one more locals can use. Roughly 20 students provide services two days a
By: Lisa Tang
Elkhart Mayor Jennifer McCoy is used to helping others, but the business owner, civic leader and mother of three now seeks the community’s support. Everyone is invited to join the
Elkhart High School Teacher Vera Reece is competing against two other western region finalists in KI Furniture’s classroom giveaway this week. Reece’s design is one of 500 entries in the
By: Lisa Tang
University Academy at Palestine students recently collected and delivered 2,000 food items to donate to the Patriot Pantry at the University of Texas at Tyler. The school’s second and ninth
Explore local businesses and have fun at the second annual Pink Friday Ladies Night Out along Palestine’s Main Street Friday. The ticketed event is hosted by Old Town Vintage &
The Palestine Independent School District Board of Trustees heard reports about digital tools that are improving the district’s communication and marketing efforts. Parent Square, a new webpage and BusQuest are
With more than 50,000 visitors coming to ride the Polar Express annually, Christmas in Palestine is growing bigger each year. Local businesses and organizations are offering extended hours and special
By: Lisa Tang
In a spirit of joy and hope, the Anderson County Court of Law held three adoption ceremonies for four children at First Methodist Church Thursday. The annual event took on
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