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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By: Nathan J. Fish, Caroline Mccone, Sarah Phipps, Doug Hoke, Bryan Terry
Take a look at some of our favorite moments in your community from this week captured by the Oklahoman's staff photographers.
By: Nathan J. Fish
Chuck Edwards, Tom Cole meet with business owners at the River Arts District weeks after Tropical Storm Helene devastated the area in Asheville
By: Nathan J. Fish
After Tropical Storm Helene destroyed his church, Pastor Clyde Metcalf invites congregants back to Sunday service
By: Nathan J. Fish
Swannanoa resident, Katie McMullen, creates local relief effort in front yard
By: Nathan J. Fish
Asheville Guitar Pedals collect instruments for local artists affected by storm
By: Nathan J. Fish
Artist community in Marshall holds annual fashion show with a PPE twist after Helene
By: Nathan J. Fish
Artist Lois Simbach searches for remnants of her art after her home and studio were washed downriver by Tropical Storm Helene
By: Sarah Phipps, Bryan Terry, Caroline Mccone, Nathan J. Fish, Doug Hoke
Take a look at some of our favorite moments in your community from this week captured by the Oklahoman's staff photographers.
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