Nathan J. Fish is a local journalist based in Oklahoma City. He writes for various publications, including OJIAKU IKEZUAGU EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES, PLLC, Princeton Daily Clarion, Windy’s Bar, and The Oklahoman. His articles cover a range of topics, including local events, sports, and community news.
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Oklahoma City, United States (Local)
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Nathan J. Fish's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events and activities in Oklahoma City, with a strong emphasis on event photography. Hence, he would be particularly interested in pitches related to upcoming local sports events, human-interest stories within the sports community of Oklahoma City, and topics related to high school basketball and football.
Given his focus on visual content (photography), PR professionals could consider offering visually compelling story angles or access to exclusive photo opportunities at sporting events or other local happenings.
As Nathan's work centers around event coverage within the specified geographic area of Oklahoma City, those reaching out should tailor their pitches accordingly with a clear connection to this location.
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An Oklahoma trans woman has found community at her church in Shawnee, but worries about the future and her children under Donald Trump's presidency.
Utopia Plastics produces plant-based plastic bottles at the Simple Modern factory in OKC. Take a look inside.
By: Nathan J. Fish
Other potential candidates include Ryan Walters, former state lawmaker Mike Maize and Chip Keating, son of former GOP governor Frank Keating.
By: Nathan J. Fish
A groundbreaking ceremony for the Calle Dos Cinco Plaza in Oklahoma City's Historic Capitol Hill District was held Wednesday. See our photos:
By: Nathan J. Fish
OKC Thunder vs Cleveland Cavaliers at Paycom Center: See our top photos
By: Nathan J. Fish
Nathan J. Fish, Oklahoman OKC Thunder vs Cleveland Cavaliers at Paycom Center: See our top photos
By: Nathan J. Fish
This location and many others throughout OKC have shut their doors or reduced their hours as a result of erratic scheduling and staff shortages.
Oklahoma State head football coach Mike Gundy speaks during a press conference at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater Okla., on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025.
By: Nathan J. Fish
Martin Sheen was in Oklahoma City in January to film "The One." Take a look at behind-the-scenes photos.
See behind the scenes on a virtual production sound stage for filming of "The One" in OKC.
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