Simone Soublet is a Producer In Residence for WMAZ-TV, focusing on local news stories in Sacramento, California. With experience working for both WMAZ-TV and KXTV-TV, Simone has covered a wide range of topics including community events, education, and social issues in the Sacramento area.
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Simone Soublet's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, education-related stories, and seasonal updates within the United States. She often covers topics related to family & relationships as well.
Given her focus on local news and community events in California (specifically Sacramento), she would likely be interested in pitches that feature human-interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in their community. Stories highlighting educational initiatives, support for students, local businesses' endeavors and celebrations would be relevant to her coverage.
When pitching to Simone Soublet, consider emphasizing the human interest angle of your story tied with its relevance to the local community. Additionally, given her attention to seasonal updates and event coverage themes such as Christmas seasons or New Year resolutions might catch her interest if they are linked with a strong human element or have an impact on the local community.
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By: Simone Soublet
100% of the proceeds will go to the families of Aurora and Hazel, two little girls in Warner Robins both facing medical hardships.
According to Taylor Syr, a veterinarian at Town and Country Animal Clinic in Warner Robins, since the bug's shell is hard to digest, it may upset your pet's stomach.
National Teachers Day is May 7, and it was the last one in the classroom for Mrs. Phyllis Stokes at John H. Heard Elementary School.
The book not only tells the Craft's true story from slavery to freedom but also highlights history's importance.
By: Simone Soublet
People say Hannah Ujfalusy is one in a billion, and you can hear her infectious laugh throughout the whole floor.
Project Linus gives handmade blankets to kids and families in need that were made with love.
Casting directors are searching for extras and taking over the Terminal Station to prepare for scene work.
By: Simone Soublet
People say Hannah Ujfalusy is one in a billion, and you can hear her infectious laugh throughout the whole floor.
The festival has everything from the history of pottery to live music and silent auctions. Students and local artists make these art pieces to celebrate history.
From Macon to Washington D.C., these kids visited places where history was made like the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, and even The White House!
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