Stephen Thomas is a local journalist based in Oldham County, Kentucky. With a focus on community news and events, Stephen's articles cover a range of topics including local government, business developments, social initiatives, and cultural events. His work has been featured in various publications including the Oldham Era, Lebanon Enterprise, Forbes, and Toronto Star.
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Based on Stephen's coverage attributes, he focuses primarily on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in the Oldham County area of Kentucky. His articles predominantly cover entertainment news and community events such as charity drives, business openings, city council issues, and educational initiatives.
To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to local events or developments within Oldham County and surrounding areas. You could also offer insights into local businesses or provide updates on city council issues that align with his coverage focus. Additionally, human interest stories related to family & relationships may resonate well with Stephen's audience.
When reaching out to Stephen Thomas for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, keep in mind his strong emphasis on local content pertaining specifically to the Oldham County area of Kentucky.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON — Roads are a common topic during Mount Washington City Council meetings.
The crowd was large last Wednesday when Bullitt Central High School hosted its annual Trick or Treat party.
FOX CHASE — At its previous meeting, the Fox Chase City Council discussed how well an electronic speed limit signs has worked in slowing down drivers.
HILLVIEW — Pumpkins don’t walk, but over 100 decorated pumpkins made for a nice walk at the Bullitt County Public Library’s Hillview Branch.
CLERMONT — With recent global warming trends skewing the arrival of local fall foliage, Bernheim Forest moved back one of its biggest events of the year.
By STEPHEN THOMAS
HILLVIEW — Hillview residents will eventually have double the opportunity to spend quality time expanding their minds at their city’s library branch.
PIONEER VILLAGE — Unlike in Louisville, where many residents think of 1974 as the year of the tornado, residents in Pioneer Village remember 1996.
HILLVIEW — Bethany Britton, a 13-year Hillview resident on Summers Drive, wanted the city to do something about her rat problems.
SHEPHERDSVILLE — A hotel in Shepherdsville has been given a new spark of life.
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