Mark Hughes Cobb is a journalist at various publications including The Tuscaloosa News and USA TODAY. He covers a diverse range of topics such as arts and entertainment, culture and society, and events and conferences, often focusing on themes relevant to Alabama and academia. Mark's work has been featured in prominent outlets like Yahoo News and the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Mark Hughes Cobb's coverage focuses mainly on local events, entertainment news, and cultural topics in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He seems to be particularly interested in reporting on local festivals, music events, and arts and culture happenings within the community.
Given his emphasis on event coverage with a focus on entertainment news and local happenings, he may be open to pitches related to upcoming festivals, music events or any significant developments in the arts and culture scene within Tuscaloosa. Pitches offering exclusive insights into the local art community or interviews with notable figures involved in organizing such events could resonate well with him.
As Mark's geographic focus is primarily localized to Tuscaloosa and Alabama at large it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to have a strong tie-in with these specific areas when pitching their stories.
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By: Mark Hughes
Don't let monsters shame you about craving or seeking stuff.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
The band backing the former Beatles drummer will include musicians from Toto, Kansas, the Average White Band and Men at Work.
By: Mark Hughes
Unlike Thanksgiving Day in Tuscaloosa, with the traditional Chuck's Fish charity feast, and other establishments open offering turkey and trimmings variations, fewer options exist for Christmas Day dining out.
The nationally renowned Kentuck Festival of the Arts moved from Northport to Tuscaloosa last year.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Jay Jurden, who studied acting at the University of Alabama, will return to Tuscaloosa in 2025 for a comedy performance at the Bama Theatre.
This week in West Alabama, Dec. 19-25: Ice-skating and Tinsel Trail continue in Government Plaza; Christmas movies at the Bama; DCBC Christmas Day potluck; Northport Holiday Open House; All Things Acoustic holiday music special on APR.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
City and county offices will shorten hours, or close temporarily, to observe Christmas and New Year's holidays.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Unlike Thanksgiving, with a wider array of choices, just a few options will be open for dining out on Christmas Day in Tuscaloosa.
This week in West Alabama, Dec. 26-Jan. 1, some New Year's Eve opportunities, Mannheim Steamroller and the Alabama Symphony Orchestra in Birmingham; a bourbon and whiskey group meet-and-greet; and ice-skating continues.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Bo Hicks' love and devotion to music and musicians resulted in a sterling and startling benefit concert, with homegrown love and joy resounding.
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