Sarah Thurmond is a Web Editor at Austin Monthly Magazine. She focuses on topics related to pop culture and subcultures, with a particular interest in beverage production, drinks, and spirits. Sarah's work has been featured in both Austin Monthly Magazine and Texas Highways Magazine.
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Sarah's coverage is heavily focused on local culture, entertainment, and lifestyle in Texas. She often seeks expert commentary for her articles, indicating a preference for sources with deep knowledge of the subject matter. If you have expertise related to Texan cultural events or destinations that are popular among locals or visitors, providing insights into these areas could be appealing to Sarah.
Given the seasonal aspect of some of her articles such as holiday light displays and birdwatching in fall, consider reaching out with timely pitches that align with specific seasons or events in Texas. Additionally, if you have knowledge about house & home features unique to Texas or trends within Texan society and culture, this may also interest Sarah for potential coverage.
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The Henderson Syrup Festival celebrates the tradition of making syrup with sugarcane dating to the 19th century
By: Sarah Thurmond
Twice a year during the Wings and Wheels Fly-In in Kingsbury, World War I-era aircraft with deep-throated engines fill the sky at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome. Read More >
By: Caleb Bell
A new mural in downtown Lufkin honors Angelina and her historic impact on East Texas
By: Chris O'Connell
Today, the small Central Texas town honors their world record with a Texas-size monument named "Smitty"
By: Wendi Aarons
From beaches to zoo animals, you can get a real-time virtual look at your favorite locations across the state
Lufkin's Texas Forestry Museum celebrates 50 years of educating the public about the halcyon days of the Texas lumber industry
By: Sarah Thurmond
Nitia Musico recalls the moment she realized that she and her husband, Mike, made the right decision to move from Dallas to Denison more than a decade ago. Read More >
By: Sarah Thurmond
The Moravia Store outside of Schulenburg is a country beer joint with lots of living history
By: Omar L. Gallaga
Pasadena's Strawberry Festival may be smaller than Poteet's, even with its 10,000-pound strawberry shortcake
Since 2002, the cavern outside of San Antonio has provided a "spiritual experience" for music lovers
