Sherry Mitchell is a journalist based in Gallatin, Tennessee. She writes for The Murfreesboro Post and her work has also been featured in various local publications. Sherry covers a range of topics including local news, community events, government initiatives, and human interest stories.
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Sherry Mitchell's coverage focuses on local news and events in Gallatin, Tennessee. She frequently covers topics such as weather, community events, business tips, and city development. Given the emphasis on event coverage and press releases, Sherry may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or newsworthy developments within the community.
As she also covers entertainment news and education-related stories with a focus on family & relationships, potential story ideas could include profiles of individuals making a positive impact in the community or features on unique educational initiatives that benefit families. Keep in mind her geographic focus when pitching local stories relevant to Gallatin or broader Tennessee.
When reaching out to Sherry Mitchell for potential coverage opportunities, consider aligning your pitch with her demonstrated interests by highlighting how it relates to local happenings and would resonate specifically with her audience based in Gallatin and surrounding areas.
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By: Sherry Mitchell
Hendersonville and Gallatin police arrested a man on Saturday, Nov. 16 after being indicted on charges involving the sexual abuse of a minor.
By: Janet Scott, Sherry Mitchell
Edward Cooper and son Alex were happy shoppers. JANET SCOTT Rumors had been circulating in Gallatin for a while—speculation that the final
By: Janet Scott Main Street, Michael Zinser, Sherry Mitchell
Thanksgiving is just around the corner! Thanksgiving dinner is a great American tradition, often called “Turkey Day,” bringing to mind the Norman
Joseph Malone Joseph Malone, a Gallatin native and 1970 Union High School graduate, is a legend whose incredible journey and unforgettable moments impacted both his team and his college.
By: Sherry Mitchell
The new communication stations are designed to help non-verbal students interact with their peers. SUBMITTED
By: Bonnie Fussell, Sherry Mitchell
Brian Woodall The Portland City Council approved Resolution No. 24-78 which defined the work to be completed as part of the $5 million Water
By: Sherry Mitchell
The Temple Theatre has several holiday events coming up. RICK MURRAY
By: Derrick Jackson
It is that time of year again for us as a community to collectively pause, take a breath, and say, "THANK YOU!" I agree with Hadley Mendelsohn and Kate McGregor, who remind us that "Thanksgiving is a holiday with a little something for everyone: quality family time, great food, a full day of football, and gratitude." Some may ask, "Can […]
By: Sherry Mitchell
David Rausch The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has warned law enforcement agencies about Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan organization known for human trafficking, retail crime and drug trafficking.
By: Sherry Mitchell
On Nov. 8 the Newcomers & Community Club of Sumner County donated $600 to the Salvus Center Partners in Health. Their donation is the profits of the Club's published Membership Directory. Salvus Center is a nonprofit medical office serving the working uninsured in Sumner County. Pictured are Samuel Samford-Salvus Staff, Carol Gower-past president Newcomers, Bobette Spear-president of Newcomers, Jennifer Flynt-Salvus FNP, […]
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