Terri Harber is a News Reporter at various esteemed outlets including Mail Tribune and Yahoo News. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, education, and social issues such as homelessness and governance-ESG. Terri's work has been featured in prominent publications including NewsBreak and the Roswell Daily Record, Inc.
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Terri Harber's coverage mainly focuses on local news and community events in Roswell, New Mexico. She often covers government announcements, community events, and volunteerism. Journalists or PR professionals looking to reach out to her should tailor their pitches to fit the local focus of her reporting.
Given her high percentage of announcement coverage and emphasis on deals & promotions, she would likely respond well to story ideas related to local government initiatives, community events such as fundraisers or charity drives, educational programs or developments in the area.
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By: Terri Harber
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Because New Year’s Day is a federal holiday the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), will not open the local Disaster Recovery Center.
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A December sunset is captured near the entrance to the Roswell Air Center property from South Main Street. One of the city's water towers is visible within the cloudless section
FEMA will consider late application submissions until early March
A view from the second floor of the Roswell Air Center Terminal Building. People seated in the eating area or making their way to and from flights don't always look
By: Terri Harber
Roswell’s elected officials held their first public meeting of 2025 when the city’s Finance Committee met this past Thursday.
City and county governments are preparing documentation to receive disaster relief that could be used to repair and replace both property and equipment damaged during severe October flooding.
By: Terri Harber
The idea of charging people to park at the Roswell Air Center has been held back — at least for now — during Tuesday’s meeting of the Roswell Airport Advisory
By: Terri Harber
Eight workers who died in the 1960s during construction of the Atlas F program will be recognized at RAC
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