Sally Boswell is a journalist at Delaware State News. She covers a diverse range of topics including Texas, holidays, Warner Bros, taxes, and the NAACP, often exploring the intersections of culture and community. Her work has been featured in Delaware State News, NEW HOPE CENTER OF PARIS, and Cape Gazette.
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Sally Boswell's focus is primarily on local news, particularly related to Texas and the United States. She covers a variety of topics such as reality TV, entertainment news, commentary pieces, and local events. Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, she may be interested in content related to local events, human interest stories from Texas or the U.S., insights into reality TV shows with a focus on Texan or American participants, lifestyle trends specific to the region (e.g., home-related features), and opinion pieces that are relevant to her audience. When reaching out to Sally Boswell for potential collaboration or pitching ideas for articles, it would be beneficial to align with her localized interests and provide unique angles tailored towards her specific coverage area.
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By: Sally Boswell
As I was writing last week’s column, about my memories of Frito pies, I also found myself daydreaming about some of the other tastes of my youth.
By: Sally Boswell
Wasn’t it nice to finally get some rain around these parts? I know I was happy to see it.
As I kid, I remember running — a lot. And jumping and dancing and climbing trees and such, all those things that kids do when left to their own devices.
So as I was reading through all the email I get at the newspaper every day I found an article entitled “Why cranberry sauce is America’s least favorite Thanksgiving dish
By: Sally Boswell, David R. Tippy, Norma Jean Williams, Brenda Jane Griffin Emery, Mark Douglas May, Evan Grice
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A group of 60 or more people attended the 22nd annual People Against Violent Crime Tree of Angels ceremony Thursday at Central Presbyterian Church in Paris.
On Saturday, the Lamar County Historical Commission announced its 2024 History Maker of the Year Award.
By: Sally Boswell
Last Saturday, I covered an event that took place at the Plaza Theater, downtown, that had nothing to do with a play.
I was talking the other day to someone I know about “rom coms” and I likened the run of the mill rom-com to Harlequin novels, the kind my grandmother used
Okay. I have gone on the record in the past saying I don’t mind cold weather — prefer it to the heat of summer — but cooommmme ooooonnnn….
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