Taylor Wells is a journalist based in Brandon, Florida, writing for the Osprey Observer. With a focus on local news and community events, Taylor covers a range of topics including charity initiatives, cultural events, educational programs, and human interest stories. Through her writing, Taylor aims to inform and engage readers in her community.
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Taylor Wells focuses on local community events, education, family, and health & wellbeing topics. Given this focus, potential sources should aim to provide insights or expertise related to community activities, educational initiatives, family-related events or health and wellness programs that are relevant to the Brandon area in Florida.
Wells covers a wide range of local events and announcements. If you have information about upcoming local initiatives or can offer expert commentary on education or community-oriented topics specific to Brandon or its nearby areas in Florida, it may resonate well with her coverage focus.
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By: Taylor Wells
Hillsborough County Public Schools offers a wide array of magnet programs designed to provide students with unique, specialized learning experiences that align with their interests and career goals.
By: Taylor Wells
There’s a new local restaurant, and it has lots of promise. Created around six months ago and located in Brandon, Homestyle Scratch Kitchen is as its name sug
By: Taylor Wells
Florida Blue and the Tampa Bay Lightning held their third annual ‘Strike the Stigma for Teens' event at AMALIE Arena on October 4. The event was a one-day symposium that engages area youth and teachers, providing students with the tools and resources to help them flourish, including therapy dogs, ponies, engaging activities and more.
By: Taylor Wells
Four-time Grammy Award-winning duo for KING + COUNTRY, in partnership with Fathom Events, have announced their beloved holiday tradition, ‘A Drummer Boy Christmas,' will be in theaters nationwide for the first time ever from Thursday through Monday, December 5-9. The highly anticipated holiday concert spectacle will be available for families around the country to see in theaters during this limited engagement. After a whirlwind year, the inspirational duo has also announced that they will take a pause from live performances in 2025 to spend some time with their families, to get back in the studio to create new music and to work on their next feature film project.
Local 16-year-old John Humphreys is hardworking to achieve and passionate about helping. Since as early as 8 years old, during which he wrote Be Amazing: A Guid
Celebrate the holidays and experience ZooTampa at Lowry Park in a whole new light at Tampa’s favorite family tradition, Christmas in the Wild. This one-of-a
It's that time of year again — not just the season of holiday cheer and giving, but also the time of remembering the fallen, honoring those who serve and teaching the next generation the value of freedom with Wreaths Across America (WAA).
One of the easiest ways to transform a home or business space into an environment people enjoy being in is by displaying art and memorabilia in a way that captu
By: Taylor Wells
Valor Service Dogs (VSD) is a local nonprofit that helps wounded post-9/11 veterans and first responders regain independence through the training and placing of
By: Taylor Wells
As Hillsborough County continues the final pass for debris collection this week, some temporary debris sites will be closing on Saturday, December 21. Debris haulers are revisiting routes throughout the county from sunup to sundown, seven days a week, collecting storm debris left behind by Hurricane Milton. Residents may also continue to bring their storm debris to the following temporary debris sites until December 21:
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