Wes Tomlinson is a journalist based in Decatur, Alabama. He writes for the Decatur Daily and his work has also been featured in publications such as The Moulton Advertiser, Yahoo News, and TimesDaily. Wes covers a range of local news topics including education, community events, and breaking news in the Decatur area.
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Wes Tomlinson's reporting emphasizes local news, education, and community events in Decatur, Alabama. He often covers school-related topics such as closures and educational achievements. Providing insights on local educational issues or community events would likely align with his coverage focus. Additionally, offering perspectives from individuals involved in these events could be valuable for Wes's articles.
Considering the seasonal themes covered by Wes including weather-related news and government announcements related to closures or public safety measures during extreme conditions might also attract his attention. If you have expertise in any of these areas within the context of Decatur or Alabama, it can serve as a valuable asset when reaching out to Wes Tomlinson.
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ATHENS — Whether it’s in the middle of the day or after midnight, pregnant women in Limestone County now have another option if they choose to surrender their newborn: a
By: Wes Tomlinson
The gymnasium at West Morgan Middle School was full of activity on Thursday as 300 students from five middle schools in the Morgan County school district hammered away at algebra
Workers began fencing off the downtown parking lot next to The Brick Deli & Tavern on Thursday where construction on a $15 million dance studio will soon begin, forever covering
By: Wes Tomlinson
A Priceville family’s push for better support for their daughter and other students with adrenal disorders resulted in an amendment to a state law, ensuring that teachers, coaches and administrators
Denise Kelly looks on from her porch this week as son Nigel and daughter Madelyn prepare the family's annual Halloween display. This year, the three are raising money for the
By: Wes Tomlinson
The menacing skeletons and creatures of the night in the Kelly family's front yard may look frightening, but this year the family is using those decorations to raise money for
By: Wes Tomlinson
Travis English danced through the parking lot of the Decatur Fire and Police Training Center as his friends cheered him on at a Halloween event this
By: Wes Tomlinson
With a passion for reading developed early in life, a Decatur High senior donated more than 1,000 children's books to her former elementary school
By: Wes Tomlinson
After accepting the position of full-time district safety coordinator at Morgan County Schools earlier this month, Trinity Police Chief Randy Hughes submitted his resignation on Oct. 23 and the school
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