Myrian Orea is a journalist for The Galveston County Daily News, focusing on local news in Galveston, Texas. With a passion for community reporting, Myrian covers a range of topics including education, weather-related events, local elections, and animal welfare.
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Myrian Orea's coverage is local, focusing on Galveston County and its surroundings with an emphasis on education, weather-related events, community events, and government announcements. When pitching to her, consider providing relevant stories about the local educational system in Galveston County or noteworthy community events. Additionally, if you have information about local elections or weather-related news specific to this area of Texas that could be of interest.
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By: Myrian Orea
TEXAS CITY Developers hope to break ground within the next 12 months on a battery energy storage facility they assert would enhance power
By: Myrian Orea
GALVESTON After being diagnosed with terminal cancer, Charles “Chuck” Willett, former Ball High School vice principal, last week made a final tour of Galveston to bid farewell to his students, friends and co-workers.
By: Myrian Orea
Dickinson, the oldest city on the mainland in Galveston County, is celebrating its 200-year anniversary with an event on Oct. 12.
By: Myrian Orea
GALVESTON Derek Arias' parents were teenagers when they immigrated to Texas from Mexico, began their lives in the United States from scratch
TEXAS CITY Three students were injured and transferred to a nearby hospital after a wreck Friday afternoon involving a Texas City ISD school bus, Melissa Tortorici, director of communications, said.
By: Myrian Orea
KEMAH Officials Friday gathered for the groundbreaking ceremony of a new 57-acre park and nature facility, a project that has been in the works for nearly two decades.
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GALVESTON The University of Texas Medical Branch this week said it had received a $46 million grant from the National Institutes of Health
St. Vincent’s House, a nonprofit that offers food, healthcare and financial assistance to uninsured and underserved families, will celebrate 70 years of service on Oct. 20 with a jazz brunch
By: Myrian Orea
County school administrators are worried errors in student information that might undermine funding are being submitted to the state after upgrades to a data collection system.
By: Myrian Orea
Master Gardener Denice Franke and others are on a mission to protect and propagate native Texas plants.
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