Sarah Phipps is a staff photographer with a focus on local news and events in Oklahoma City. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including WBKO, The Oklahoman, and several other newspapers and websites. Sarah's photographs capture the essence of community stories, sporting events, and the beauty of Oklahoma City.
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Sarah Phipps focuses on local event coverage, particularly in Oklahoma City. She frequently covers sports events and seasonal activities, making her a good fit for pitches related to upcoming local events, sporting competitions, or seasonal celebrations in the area.
Given her focus on educational and weather-related topics as well as the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team, she may also be interested in stories relating to education initiatives or updates, impactful weather occurrences such as severe storms or extreme temperatures affecting the region, and developments concerning the Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team.
It's important to tailor pitches with a strong local angle that align with Sarah’s geographic focus while considering her interest in covering sports events and local news.
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By: Sarah Phipps
UCO takes on Emporia State, Gunnar Gundy, for the MIAA championship in Edmond. See our best photos.
Thunder players x Homeland Shopping Spree
By: Sarah Phipps
See our best photos from the Oklahoma City Thunder's 17th annual Holiday Assist tradition
By: Sarah Phipps
The farm started its fifth holiday season on November 15, beginning earlier this year due to Thanksgiving being later, welcoming some new attractions and new antlers.
Published Nov. 19, 2024 at 5:19 AM GMT+1 | Updated 5 minutes ago BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Created in 1991 by order of the U.S.
By: Sarah Phipps
While Greek Life is certainly no stranger to philanthropy, often partnering with national charities, members said it felt more special to give back locally.
“During these really cold spells, I like to keep the cows moving, keep their energy up,” said Tesla Trammell, a Livestock Technician with Western Kentucky University’s Department of Agriculture and Food Science. “They're constantly making heat, but also making sure that they have enough hay out there that they can create more energy in their stomachs to raise their temperatures.”
By: Sarah Phipps
While lighting up the depot certainly spreads some Christmas cheer, the event also served as a way to update on the museum’s railcar restoration projects, which is being funded in no small part by donations.
By: Sarah Phipps
See photos from a Thanksgiving Celebration with Volunteers of America and Laurel Woods residents
By: Sarah Phipps, Bryan Terry, Caroline Mccone, Nathan J. Fish, Doug Hoke
Take a look at some of our favorite moments in your community from this week captured by the Oklahoman's staff photographers.
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