Sheryl Birch is a Design Manager at The Katy News. She specializes in health and wellness, education, and the arts, with a focus on topics such as plays and musicals, educational technology, and corporate events. Sheryl's work has been featured in The Katy News.
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Sheryl Birch's articles predominantly cover local events and announcements in the Katy, Texas area. Her coverage includes a diverse range of themes such as health, business & industry, government & politics, entertainment news, and education.
Given the local focus of her work, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that involve on-the-ground insights or human-interest stories related to local businesses or community initiatives in Katy. Sources with expertise in small business administration or those involved in disaster relief efforts specific to the region may resonate well with her coverage.
Pitches focused on providing expert commentary on topics relevant to the local community such as healthcare initiatives, educational developments at schools within Katy ISD district could also be of interest.
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By: Sheryl Birch
The path to making a difference in a student’s life can start with a simple connection. Katy ISD Partners in Education will host the annual KEYS Mentoring Kickoff on Friday, September 25, from 8:00–10:00 a.m. at the Leonard E. Merrell Center.
By: Sheryl Birch
Life does not stop when someone decides to address a problem with drugs or alcohol. For people in Katy, work still needs attention, children still need rides to school and family responsibilities remain firmly on the calendar. That reality can make addiction treatment seem difficult to fit into an already crowded life. Treatment, however, is not limited to checking into a residential facility for months. Different levels of care can allow people to get meaningful help while continuing to handle many of their everyday responsibilities.
By: Sheryl Birch
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and the Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management (HCOHSEM) are monitoring the development of a tropical system that could bring heavy rainfall to parts of Harris County beginning Tuesday morning. HCOHSEM is currently activated at Level III: Increased Readiness.
By: Sheryl Birch
: Houston Arboretum & Nature Center's popular “Bat Fest” returns for the fifth year, coming up Sept. 26. Though often misunderstood, bats are a vital part of our ecosystem. Join the Arboretum and its community partners to learn more about local bat species and current conservation efforts to help mitigate bat populations' decline. This family-friendly event is free and open to the public.
By: Sheryl Birch
“With the passing of Gloria Steinem, we have lost one of our most courageous truth-tellers and a fearless champion for women's equality. From her leadership of Ms. magazine to co-founding the National Women's Political Caucus and beyond, her life told the story of progress. My prayers are with her family, her friends, and the millions of women and girls who looked to her for inspiration.
By: Sheryl Birch
Most people understand the importance of having health insurance. We depend on it to help pay for doctor visits, hospital care, prescriptions, procedures, and other medical services. But what many individuals and families do not realize until they experience an accident or serious illness is that traditional health insurance does not necessarily cover every financial consequence of becoming sick or injured.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is stepping up enforcement efforts for Labor Day weekend.
By: Sheryl Birch
Under the leadership of Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, the Harris County Sheriff's Office Auto Theft Task Force recently coordinated a multi-agency operation targeting illegal vehicle chop shops.
By: Sheryl Birch
Rep. Morales, whose family owns the historic Morales Radio Hall in Houston's East End where the press conference took place, drew a parallel between the building's history and the debate over immigration taking place there.
By: Sheryl Birch
For CeCe, it all started with her German Shepherd, Nox. Their daily walks around the neighborhood turned into friendships.
