Rachel Grubbs is a journalist for KFVS-TV, covering a wide range of topics in the Heartland region. With a focus on community news, Rachel's articles often highlight local events, organizations, and issues that impact the residents of the Heartland.
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Rachel Grubbs' coverage is heavily centered around community events, volunteer work, and health and wellness in the Heartland region. Her focus on event coverage and seasonal topics indicates an interest in providing information that is timely and relevant to her audience.
Given this focus, reaching out with pitches related to upcoming community events, seasonal activities, or health-related initiatives in the Heartland region would likely resonate well with Rachel. Additionally, stories about local volunteer opportunities or resources for families during holidays could also be of interest.
It's important to note that Rachel does not specify a specific geographic focus beyond the "Heartland" region; therefore, any outreach should emphasize relevance to this area.
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By: Rachel Grubbs
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Talk of the Heartland: Survivor Empowerment Center children's movie night
Are you still scrolling through online stores, hoping the perfect gift jumps out at you to put under the Christmas tree?
This year’s theme addresses life struggles everyone faces, and explores ways to break out of them.
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