Mary Madewell is a reporter at NEW HOPE CENTER OF PARIS. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on sports, competitive sports, and the sports business, encompassing both individual and team sports. Mary’s work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in these dynamic fields.
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Paris, United States (Local)
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Mary Madewell's coverage is deeply rooted in local news and community events, with a focus on entertainment news, sports, culture & society, government & politics, and personal finance. She seems to prioritize event coverage and government announcements.
For individuals or organizations looking to reach out effectively to Mary Madewell, consider pitching stories related to local events such as community festivals or fundraisers; developments in local government policies or elections; human-interest features about volunteers or retiring public figures; and articles that provide practical financial advice for the local community.
Given her geographic focus on the United States (specifically Texas), Paris-based stories are likely of particular interest. Therefore, tailor pitches accordingly by emphasizing their relevance to these specific locations.
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The Dallas Morning News headlined its Sunday edition with "U.S. Census Diverse, divided Texas."
Paris Independent School District Superintendent Paul Trull testified Thursday before a joint committee in Austin, answering the call of the Equity Center for school officials either to travel to the
Now there are three.
Paris Municipal Band, conducted by Joe Watson, began its 2018 summer concert series Friday night at Bywaters Park with a selection of marches, patriotic tunes, a hymn and other numbers,
Water levels at local lakes and in agricultural ponds are beginning to show the results of a two-month long drought in Northeast Texas.
John Cooper, 72, a Baptist minister from Sulphur Springs, has announced his candidacy in the Republican primary for Texas District 4 in the U.S. House of Representatives.
