Olivia Dague is a journalist based in Knoxville, Tennessee. She writes for WBIR-TV and WMAZ-TV, focusing on local news stories that impact the Knoxville community. Olivia covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting marginalized communities.
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Olivia's coverage focuses on local issues, particularly education and community-related topics in Tennessee, with an emphasis on human interest stories. She may be interested in pitches that feature local experts or individuals who can provide insights into educational policies, community initiatives, and social issues within the state of Tennessee.
Given her focus on government announcements and expert commentary related to education and family matters, Olivia could be open to receiving pitches that offer perspectives from educators, local policymakers, community leaders working with families or children's rights advocates.
If you have a unique angle related to education policies or heartwarming community initiatives within Tennessee or insightful expertise regarding family dynamics in the region including LGBTQ+ matters do consider reaching out to Olivia.
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By: Olivia Dague
A $0.25 property tax hike was approved over the summer for a $115 million school project, which the district said would address growth.
By: Olivia Dague
The Jefferson County Director of Schools confirmed the boiler was not on early Monday morning, but was on by the time students were in class.
School counselors at Del Rio and Grassy Fork Elementary, as well as at Three Rivers Learning Center, said they are still supporting students after the storm.
TVA leaders said debris cleanup is not a usual task for its crews, but several federal, state and local agencies are all working together after Hurricane Helene.
By: Olivia Dague
The Children's Diversity and Justice Library has been operating in the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church for six years now.
By: Olivia Dague
Volunteers from Dollywood helped children shop and also provided some musical entertainment.
By: Olivia Dague
Funds raised will help Northwest Elementary School in Cocke County get a new filtered water fountain and a pizza party for students and staff.
By: Olivia Dague
Scientists said making the freshwater habitat of the salamander a priority could help communities get funds for drinking water.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — For the second year in a row, the Tennessee Department of Education has released its "letter grades" for nearly all public schools in Tennessee.
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