Savannah Hale is a journalist for KYTX CBS19, focusing on local news and events in Tyler, Texas. With a passion for gardening and community engagement, Savannah's articles often cover topics such as gardening tips, local events, human interest stories, and community initiatives.
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Savannah's articles mainly focus on local events and community initiatives in the Texas area, with a significant emphasis on gardening, family-related topics, and seasonal activities. She often covers announcements and event-specific stories related to house & home or family & relationships.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, pitches should offer insights into local events, community gatherings, gardening tips specific to the Texas area (especially Tyler), and heartwarming stories about individuals or families within this geographic region.
Experts providing advice on gardening techniques suitable for the local climate or those involved in organizing community events would likely capture Savannah's interest. Additionally, personal interest stories about locals making a positive impact in their communities could align well with her coverage.
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By: Savannah Hale
Pets may not be able to talk to us, but there are some signs to look for to stay aware when it comes to their safety in the heat.
By: Savannah Hale
Claretta Allen, president of the Smith County Central Labor Council, said Labor Day is well deserved for many hard workers.
Tiffenii Mumphrey has been baking all her life, but she never thought it could be her full-time job. Now, her orders have been flooded with Dubai chocolate treats.
By: Savannah Hale
Six of the dogs with the worst injuries were taken to Spence & White Veterinary Hospital, where Dr. Gary Spence and his team stayed late to clean and care for them.
The celebration is expected to attract nearly 12,000 people all coming back for events like a skydiver delivering the game ball.
After prepping for months, the attractions, including fair food and rides, are waiting for people at The Park of East Texas, located off State Highway 64 in Tyler.
Nina Rankin is a breast cancer survivor of more than 20 years, and she uses her story to advocate for all women to get regular mammograms.
By: Savannah Hale
As people prepare for Halloween night, some home owners have been planning their display for almost a year.
Daniel Armbruster, AAA Texas spokesperson, noted that contrary to rumors, the price of gas does not fluctuate due to the election.
With many small businesses in East Texas, the influx in holiday shopping brings plenty of impacts to the area.
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