Sally Barber is a journalist based in Traverse City, Michigan. She writes for the Traverse City Record-Eagle and Cleburne Times Review, covering local news and events. Sally's articles focus on a range of topics including community initiatives, cultural events, and human interest stories.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Traverse City, Michigan, United States (Local)
Sally Barber's coverage mainly focuses on local events and culture & society in the United States, particularly in Michigan. She often includes expert commentary and press releases, indicating an openness to pitches from local figures or organizations with insights into cultural developments or societal issues.
Given her focus on specific localities within Michigan like Traverse City and Glen Arbor, she may be interested in pitches related to events, community initiatives, or human interest stories happening within these areas.
If you have a unique story about cultural events, social issues, house & home topics relevant to the specified geographic area (United States/Michigan/Traverse City) that aligns with Sally's coverage themes and topics such as theatre productions or community development projects, it could resonate well with her audience.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Sally Barber
A student in Northwestern Michigan College’s “Up in the air” aeronautics program. Special to the Record-Eagle/Northwestern Michigan College
Michael Hillary measures a mussel in 2022. Special to the Record-Eagle/Ashley Moerke for Capital News Service
TRAVERSE CITY — As the cherry orchards begin to produce their spring spectacle, Crooked Tree Arts Center-Traverse City presents “Agricultura,” an exhibition exploring and celebrating our relationship with the land.
By: Sally Barber
LELAND — Carlson’s Fishery of Leland for more than 100 years has operated from the shores of Lake Michigan.
TRAVERSE CITY — At the Michigan Natural Resources Commission’s May meeting taking place in Traverse City, the Commission will announce their ruling on whether e-bikes will be allowed on 3,000
By: Sally Barber
TRAVERSE CITY — Paloma Chaprnka barely walked or talked when at age 3 she took up the violin and piano to begin to learn the language of music.
By: Sally Barber
TRAVERSE CITY — Sierra Clark brings a dark chapter of Michigan history into the light in her book “Ten Ancestors: One Journalist’s Intimate Investigation into Indian Boarding Schools.”
On April 22, Earth Day’s 54th anniversary is expected to be honored by people in nearly 200 countries. Northern Michigan communities plan to raise awareness of the globe’s environmental plights
TRAVERSE CITY — Spring dandelion bursts color lawns sunny yellow, much to the dismay of many homeowners. But to bees and butterflies, the early season nectar source is a lifeline.
TRAVERSE CITY — Next-level Traverse City Track Club runners have one more race under their belt, pushing forward a growing aspect of the sport.
(833) 317-6278 
