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Sarah Owens
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Community Editor, Starnes Media
Birmingham, Johnson City, Sarasota
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Biography
I am currently a multimedia reporter for the Community News Collaborative based in Sarasota, FL. I graduated from Milligan University in 2022 with a degree in communications with a concentration in multimedia journalism. I was previously a reporter for the Johnson City Press in Johnson City, TN where I covered topics of community news, crime, politics, development, business and more.
underserved populations and much more. development educationThe Community News Collaborative covers topics of environment social justice
Beauty, health, politics
Content
By Sarah Owens Verified| Village Living Online Verified A busy week of athletics is ahead for Mountain Brook schools as student-athletes gear up for competitions across multiple sports, including baseball, softball, soccer, tennis and track and field. On Monday, the baseball team traveled to Hueytown where the won 6-4, and Mountain Brook High School hosted an elementary school track meet. Tuesday's schedule features girls soccer hosting Northridge, boys soccer on the road at Oxford and softball facing Woodlawn at home.
By Sarah Owens Verified| Village Living Online Verified Mountain Brook City Council met on Monday and voted to adjust speed limits along Richmar Drive. In doing so, the council approved an ordinance establishing a 20 mile per hour posted speed limit on the street and another ordinance establishing a 15 mile per hour school zone speed limit on a portion of the road. Other items approved include the following:Resolution authorizing the execution of a Master Services Agreement with Carr, Riggs, and Ingram with respect to auditing services.
By Sarah Owens Verified| Village Living Online Verified The Mountain Brook City Council transitioned to YouTube for streaming its meetings in 2025, replacing Zoom due to reliability issues. “The COVID-19 pandemic underscored the need for increased online accessibility, leading the city to offer streaming of council sessions as a courtesy to residents,” City Clerk Heather Richards said. “In response, the city initially adopted Zoom as a platform for broadcasting meetings.
Company Info
Starnes Media
Birmingham, Johnson, Sarasota, United States