Mark Hughes Cobb is a journalist and typist with a focus on local news in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He writes for publications such as Yahoo News and The Tuscaloosa News, covering a range of topics including sports, events, and community news. With a diverse portfolio of work, Mark is dedicated to keeping the residents of Tuscaloosa informed and engaged.
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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 Cobb
Even Bruce, Will and Einstein can suffer bad heir days: Their legacies mildly tarnished by verbiage best left to the garbiage.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Jenny and Jordan Plaster helped the UWWA annual campaign to top $4 million for the first time. They've been named Family of the Year by the ADT.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Chef Jeff Wilson returns with dishes inspired by the Globe Restaurant, which closed in 2009.
Riley Green, Death by Chocolate, Puppy Palooza, West Alabama Food and Wine Festival, release party for Taylor Swift's "Tortured Poets Department."
By: Mark Hughes
KC & the Sunshine Band, Rose Royce, Dazz Band will play Tuscaloosa's Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater at 6:30 p.m. June 7. Tickets go on sale at noon Friday through www.ticketmaster.com, or at the venue's box office, 2710 Jack Warner Parkway, downtown Tuscaloosa. Prices will be $99.50, $89.50, $59.50, $49.50, $29.50 and $19.50, not including fees and taxes.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
You certainly can go home again, long as you're willing to accept inertia, that objects in motion tend to remain so, whether you're there to see or not.
By: Mark Hughes
Just weeks after the spring concert season at the Mercedes-Benz Amphitheater kicks off April 18 with Riley Green, more music will fill the air with the city of Tuscaloosa's free spring-summer concert series, Live at the Plaza, starting May 3.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
Developer Stan Pate hopes to get $65.1 million in incentives, to develop the long-moribund McFarland Mall site into Encore Tuscaloosa.
By: Mark Hughes Cobb
The project would bring Kentuck's folk art collection, a cafe, a retail storefront and an event venue to Jack Warner Parkway.
Live at the Plaza begins with Wax Monkey and Reed Brake; May Art Night at Kentuck in Northport; auditions for Theatre Tuscaloosa's "Anything Goes."
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