Mira Brody is a journalist based in Big Sky, Montana, focusing on local news and community stories. With a passion for storytelling, Mira covers a wide range of topics including local events, businesses, sports, and cultural happenings in the Big Sky area.
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Mira Brody's coverage primarily focuses on local businesses, culture, and community events within the Big Sky area of Montana. She frequently incorporates expert commentary and industry-specific content into her articles.
If you are looking to pitch to Mira, consider providing insights or commentary related to local business developments, cultural events or changes in the community landscape within Big Sky. Additionally, if you have expertise in areas such as small business growth, local economic trends or cultural preservation efforts specifically within this region, your input may be valuable for her articles.
While she covers a diverse range of topics including fashion and indigenous cultures among others, it is important that your pitch aligns with the geographic focus provided (United States - Montana - Big Sky) for maximum relevance.
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EBS STAFF On Sept. 16 at 2:26 p.m. Gallatin County 911 Dispatch received a call about an injured horseback rider who was bucked off a horse about two miles up Buffalo Horn Trail south of Big Sky.
Big Sky Resort celebrates 1,500 acres, temporary park tow rope for 51st season opener By Mira Brody VP MEDIA
The event's 27th year showcased a mix of local and guest talent from student a capella singers, to ballet performances and Santa Claus
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By Sara Sipe EBS CONTRIBUTOR Liz Peabody’s Big Sky story starts like so many others. She moved here in December
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