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)
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
The organization announced its main goal: push the second most conservative legislature further to the right.
What was once considered an issue strictly for large urban areas, homelessness has grown to touch even smaller suburbs around sprawling metros.
Mark Twain Elementary students and OKCPS Superintendent Dr. Jamie Polk celebrated the dedication Thursday. Check out our photos:
By: Sarah Phipps, Bryan Terry, Nathan J. Fish
Week 1 of the Oklahoma high school football season is underway. Did we see you at any of the opening games of the 2024 season?
A look inside Rob and Sons Cannabis Company in Shawnee
By: Nathan J. Fish
View our top photos from the Oklahoma State Cowboys vs. Tulsa Golden Hurricane in Week 3 of the college football season.
Oklahoma State quarterback Alan Bowman (7) passes the ball in the first half during an NCAA football game between Oklahoma State and Tulsa in Tulsa, Okla., on Saturday, Sept. 14,
Did we see you at the OSU vs Tulsa football game? See fan photos
Inside the new Boone Pickens Legacy Experience at Oklahoma State
Check out our photos from the celebration of the opening of OAK in OKC Wednesday, which includes dining and shopping.
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