Mary Beth Scallon is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Texas. She writes for the Jacksonville Daily Progress and Cleburne Times Review, focusing on local stories that highlight the experiences and achievements of individuals in the community. Her articles cover a range of topics, including local history, human interest stories, and community events.
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Mary Beth Scallon focuses primarily on local stories related to family and relationships, with an emphasis on expert commentary. She would likely be interested in pitches that offer personal and insightful perspectives from individuals who have experiences or expertise related to the themes covered in her articles.
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Doctors at Tyler Retina Associates, as well as other retina specialists in Tyler, treat diseases and conditions of the retina. Courtesy photo
Jacksonville native Carlos Wallace has been nominated for a Pulitzer for his recently-published and third book, “Why Sell Lies When The Truth Is Free?”
Children and parents wait for the go-ahead to choose their supplies at Saturday’s Back to School giveaway in Lincoln Park. Mary Beth Scallon/Jacksonville Progress
By: Mary Beth Scallon
Dr. Larry Folden retires after more than 40 years of dental practice in Jacksonville. Pictured with him are his Head Assistant, Robyn Brown, left, and Donella Jackson, hygienist. Folden and his wife, Teri Folden, plan to spend a lot of time with their three grandchildren.
Larissa House Inn at 301 W. Larissa Street in Jacksonville, once housed a restaurant. Former staffers and regular customers of the restaurant are invited to attend a reunion there on Saturday. Mary Beth Scallon/Jacksonville Progress
Amanda and Dr. David Erickson will host a launch party of their new book, “The Flourishing Family: A Jesus-Centered Guide to Parenting with Peace and Purpose,” Sept. 20 at Postmasters Coffee. Mary Beth Scallon/Jacksonville Progress
By: Mary Beth Scallon
Jacksonville native Robyn Roberts Irving has done it again. Her newest book, “Downtown Pineville Curious Happenings” takes readers back to Pineville, the fictitious small town set in East Texas. Based loosely on her knowledge of life in Jacksonville, and in Kilgore, where she currently resides, Irving presents a humorous and inviting look into small town life.
Bralys Hardware store owners Stephen and Vicki Braly of Palestine, stand next to the new sign to be put up for it’s new location at
Kate Womack processes tallow at the family’s Womack Ranch location in the Blackjack community. Mary Beth Scallon/Jacksonville Progress
By: Mary Beth Scallon
A caravan of volunteers from Cherokee County will travel to the storm-damaged areas of Appalachia in November, taking needed supplies and help to those in need.
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