Paula Jones is the Head of Features at Best magazine, Hearst UK. She focuses on themes of climate change, sustainability, and their intersection with the automotive industry, particularly cars, trucks, and lorries. Paula's work has been featured in various outlets, including WGMB-TV, WGNO ABC26, KLFY NEWS 10, and Ecotextile News.
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Paula focuses on local news, crime, and events in Baton Rouge and Louisiana. She covers evolving stories and breaking news extensively. If you have newsworthy local events or crime-related developments in the Baton Rouge area, she would likely be interested.
For example, if you have information about a significant local event or an update on a recent crime story within Baton Rouge or Louisiana, these could be potential topics to pitch to Paula. Additionally, given her coverage of family & relationships themes such as "Thank a veteran for their service" and "Jesus is the reason for the season," pitches related to heartwarming community stories may also catch her attention.
When reaching out to Paula with potential story ideas or expert sources, highlighting the local relevance of your pitch will likely increase its appeal.
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By: Paula Jones
CALHOUN, Ky., August 21, 2025 (Newswire.com) - As the official supplier of Red Ribbon Week products since 1987, NIMCO, Inc., is reminding schools, prevention coalitions and community organizations nationwide to secure their classroom materials early for Red Ribbon Week 2025, taking place October 23-31.
By: Paula Jones
by Paula Jones The National Retail Federation projects consumers will shell out a record $13.1 billion this year on costumes, candy, décor, and even greeting cards. Costumes remain the biggest expense, totaling about $4.3 billion. Decorations account for $4.2 billion, candy $3.9 billion, and greeting cards $700 million. Halloween merchandising has been heaped in local […]
Discover how Ipswich reduces waste through effective recycling of aluminum from holiday gatherings and celebrations.
By: Paula Jones
Learn how Ipswich reduces waste by tackling the plastic fibers in today's sweaters and their effects on the environment.
By: Paula Jones
Discover how Ipswich reduces waste through new trash collection strategies. Learn about the challenges and changes ahead.
by Paula Jones With Arbor Day arriving this Friday, it’s worth pausing to notice how deeply trees shape the character of Ipswich. They lean over our sidewalks in quiet shelter, soften the summer heat, and, in autumn, set the town aglow in a sweep of color. And now, as the season turns again, Ipswich is […]
By: Paula Jones
Ipswich residents will experience a change with automated trash and recycling collection. Discover the new collection process.
Explore the plastic-free movement this July and learn how simple changes can protect our environment and health.
Transform your old trash barrel into a rain barrel. Capture rainwater and conserve water effectively for your garden.
By: Paula Jones
by Paula Jones Hey Ipswichers! Here’s some good news for the next time you grab a coffee at Zumi’s, Little Wolf, Dunkin’, or another favorite café. There’s another item you can now add to your curbside recycling cart — paper beverage cups! That’s more paper being recycled instead of thrown away. Beginning in January 2026, all Massachusetts Materials […]
