Mark Frankhouse is an Assistant Director of Content at Townsquare Media. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, sports, and animal rights, reflecting his passion for music, competitive sports, and community events. Mark has been featured in various media outlets including Cumulus Media, WRKR, and NewsBreak.
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Mark Frankhouse's coverage primarily focuses on local events, businesses, and entertainment news in Michigan. His articles often center around the local community and its various activities.
Given his focus, Mark would likely be responsive to pitches related to local events, new business openings or closures, and interesting developments within the communities he covers. Additionally, stories about notable individuals or unique occurrences in these areas may also capture his interest.
Considering the thematic focus of his articles on house & home as well as entertainment news alongside event coverage attributes suggests that human-interest stories relating to these themes could resonate with him.
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By: Mark Frankhouse
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