Cindy Hval is a News Reporter at FāVS News. She covers a diverse range of topics including education, family and relationships, culture and society, and religion and spirituality, with a particular focus on lifelong learning and professional development. Cindy's work has been featured in FāVS News, Daily Record, and The Spokesman-Review.
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Cindy Hval's articles predominantly cover local stories focusing on family, relationships, house & home, entertainment news, and education. Given her strong emphasis on collectibles and community-related topics such as photography and food within the Spokane area of Washington in the United States, she would likely be interested in pitches related to unique or heartwarming stories about local collectors or community members with interesting hobbies. Sharing human-interest stories that feature individuals or families from the region who have a special connection to their collections could potentially resonate well with her coverage style.
Considering Cindy’s focus on personal narratives and community involvement, consider pitching stories that highlight individuals' experiences tied to collectibles and traditions within the context of family life or community events. Pitches should emphasize how these topics relate specifically to the Spokane area to align with Cindy's geographic focus.
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By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review Imagine browsing at your favorite farmers market.
By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review On Aug. 1, ash coated the deck like the merest skiff of snow.
Long before coffee stands sprouted across the Spokane landscape, Tom and Leslie Hutchinson saw the future of java.
By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review Our first zucchini of the season proved puzzling.
Rodeo queens are known for their sparkle. From glittery crowns to beaming smiles to bedazzled Western shirts.
By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review I'm a fiercely loyal person. I've cheered for the Seattle Seahawks since Chuck Knox came on board as head coach.
In September, Washington gardens brim with bushels of green beans, tomatoes and zucchini. Juicy blackberries turn into cobblers, pies and ice cream. And wine grapes are ready to pick.
By: Cindy Hval
By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review In October 1965, WSU senior Phil Isaak was a man on a mission.
Working from home has taught me an invaluable truth: When the bell tolls, it's not for me.
