Gregg Parker is a journalist at Madison County Record. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, events and conferences, and competitive sports, with a particular focus on arts education, educational policy, and lifelong learning. Gregg's work has been featured in The Redstone Rocket and The Madison Record.
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Gregg Parker's coverage primarily focuses on local events, education, and community initiatives. He often provides event coverage and shares press releases related to family & relationships, entertainment news, human resources & employment, house & home, as well as health & wellbeing.
To effectively reach out to Gregg Parker with pitches or contributions for articles that align with his coverage attributes and themes covered, consider offering stories about local educational initiatives or community events such as volunteer programs. Content related to family activities or local entertainment would also be relevant. If you have insights into the impact of these events on the community or personal experiences from participants in these initiatives, it could make for engaging story angles.
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MADISON – Medicare Open Enrollment officially begins on Oct. 15 and continues through Dec. 7. TARCOG and regional Councils on Aging will serve as a trusted resource for counseling and support to help older adults make informed choices about their 2027 coverage.
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MADISON – Fall has just started with Halloween pumpkins and Thanksgiving menus to anticipate. However, one local agency is focused on the Christmas season now to warm the spirits of aging individuals.
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MADISON – Five decades ago, Jan Bias of Madison started working for Redstone Federal Credit Union or RFCU. Today, Bias continues to serve employees after a staggering 50 years with the organization.
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“Join Main Street Madison for our first-ever Downtown Madison's Fall Festival on Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. We're bringing a nostalgic, 1980s-style fall celebration to Home Place Park at 100 Shorter St., inspired by the simple, classic carnival fun many of us grew up with,” Jen DeLessio said. DeLessio works as Executive Director of Main Street Madison.
MADISON – Commemorating two decades for the event, the 20th annual Veterans Prayer Breakfast, sponsored by Heart of the Valley YMCA, will be hosted by Hogan Family YMCA, 130 Park Square Lane in Madison, on Nov. 6.
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MADISON – An Alabama author who confronts crime in South Alabama will appear at Blue Apple Books. Plus, the bookstore is launching the holiday season with a shopping party.
MADISON – Head to Home Place Park in downtown Madison this Saturday to help celebrate the debut Main Street Madison's Fall Festival.
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MADISON –Main Street Madison will debut a new downtown event that is sure please guests who are hungry for the town's tastiest dishes.
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MADISON – Members of Madison City Chess League or MCCL vied for place wins in the Fall Scholars Chess Tournament on Sept. 26.
MADISON – What's the most frequent comment/ complaint that Madison Mayor Ranae Bartlett and City Council members hear from constituents? Traffic.
