Editor-in-Chief, Multimedia Journalist
Mary Helene Hall is the Editor-in-Chief and Multimedia Journalist at AL.com. She specializes in investigative reporting on social issues, LGBTQ topics, academia, and crime, particularly within Alabama. Mary has been featured in The Mercer Cluster, Calhoun Times, Health Industry Watch, Business Insider, and AL.com.
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Mary Helene Hall's primary coverage includes local government and politics, sustainability, crime, family & relationships. Her articles focus on local events and developments within Alabama but particularly in Mobile. Given her emphasis on Government & Politics, she may be interested in pitches related to local political issues or initiatives within the state of Alabama or city of Mobile.
Additionally, considering the prevalence of Crime as a theme, she might also be open to pitches involving community safety measures or programs addressing crime prevention.
Furthermore, with articles covering Sustainability and Construction topics along with Education-related news about superintendents transitioning roles between educational institutions indicate that Mary could potentially engage with stories highlighting sustainable development projects and educational reforms/initiatives specific to Mobile or Alabama.
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By: Mary Helene Hall
Downtown Fairhope revealed a project that capitalizes on the coastal city's artistic charm Friday morning.
With the help of a federal grant, Foley is in the beginning stages of constructing a safe room downtown that's estimated to cost over $5.5 million.
By: Mary Helene Hall
Visitors can scan a QR code etched onto the plaque with their phone, which leads them to a page with the history of the building, its uses and its owners.
By: Mary Helene Hall
When he was in 5th grade at Foley Elementary School, he stumbled upon an epiphany.
By: Mary Helene Hall
Responses were varied, but one reigned supreme above all.
By: Mary Helene Hall
By: Mary Helene Hall
The USTA awarded Mobile with $55,000, USTA Southern awarded another $55,000 and USTA Alabama pitched in $1,500.
By: Mary Helene Hall
As temperatures on the Gulf Coast skyrocket, so do your water and power bills. Local power companies, however, say it doesn't have to be so bad.
By: Mary Helene Hall
I bought Chappell Roan tickets on the resale site SeatGeek. I learned at the door I was duped: The tickets I bought wouldn't get me into the show.
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