Scott Reese Willey is a journalist based in Richmond, Texas. He writes for the Fort Bend Herald and Wharton Journal-Spectator, covering local news and events in the Richmond area. His work has also been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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Scott Reese Willey's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, organizations, and celebrations within the United States, specifically Texas and Richmond. He also covers topics such as personal finance, government & politics, entertainment news, and sports.
For those looking to reach out to Scott with relevant content or stories for coverage consideration should consider pitching him local community events, profiles of individuals involved in community organizations in his area of focus (Texas/Richmond), educational initiatives or grants benefiting the local community. Additionally, pitches related to seasonal events and announcements may be well received based on his previous coverage attributes.
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“If you smile when you see a butterfly, you have happiness in your soul.” – Diana Cooper
The Fort Bend Herald has been recognized by the Texas Freedom of Information Foundation for the newspaper's coverage of the city of Kendleton government.
Kendleton City Attorney Grady Randle has tendered his resignation, saying he believed members of the city council were attempting to make a spectacle of him for political purposes.
The Kendleton City Hall has been closed for the past two weeks due to mold, the city secretary informed the city council on Tuesday.
The city of Kendleton held a special election on Aug. 3 to fill a vacancy on the council, but 12 days later the outcome has yet to be decided.
Fort Bend County 4H hosted its annual awards and scholarship banquet on Sunday at Jones Creek Ranch Park.
As featured on The Fort Bend Herald has been recognized by the Texas Freedom of Information Foundation for …
Five years before Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of a bus, 10 years before four Black college students started a sit-in strike at a Woolworth's
As featured on Fort Bend County leaders broke ground Saturday on an African-American memorial that they hop…
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