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Roxanne Hooper

Roxanne Hooper

I began in the news industry at age 15, starting my career in Langley – at the then Langley Advance. But honestly, I knew I wanted to be a community journalist even before that. During the past 40+ years in the industry, I have worked for news outlets in Abbotsford, Mission, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows and Kamloops.

Through all my years in the media world – as a reporter and now an editor of this fine community news outlet – I have always held a strong passion for sharing stories about the people in our town. I look forward to hearing from you about your local story ideas.

Phone
604-994-1050
Email
roxanne.hooper@blackpress.ca

Recent Work by Roxanne

ARTS BRIEFS: Country artists making their mark

ARTS BRIEFS: Country artists making their mark

Country musicians from Langley making imprint on fans world-wide
VIDEO: Happy birthday, Langley City

VIDEO: Happy birthday, Langley City

Cake-cutting and historian's regalia of City formation mark kickoff to celebrations
Impoverished African children sing for Langley audience

Impoverished African children sing for Langley audience

African Children's Choir is back for the first Canadian tour since COVID
Rocker strolls down memory lane with shows at Fernridge Hall

Rocker strolls down memory lane with shows at Fernridge Hall

Daniel Wesley and Keegan Andersen are both back in town for intimate shows
Big laughs come to the village

Big laughs come to the village

Yuk Yuk’s and pub launch stand-up comedy series in Fort Langley
ARTS BRIEFS: Langley country star up for Juno

ARTS BRIEFS: Langley country star up for Juno

There are a few arts and entertainment events on tap in Langley in coming days
Langley condo just part of charity prize home package

Langley condo just part of charity prize home package

Choices Lottery 2025 features one grand prize with two homes, one in Langley and one in Big White
Street sweeper helps bring Da Vinci Code to life in Canadian premiere

Street sweeper helps bring Da Vinci Code to life in Canadian premiere

Langley stage manager excited to bring mystery to Theatre in the Country
Sand sculpture earns Langley artist highest praise in America

Sand sculpture earns Langley artist highest praise in America

Bruce Waugh takes first in U.S. competition
Retired Mountie returns home to launch book on 'nightmare' safari

Retired Mountie returns home to launch book on 'nightmare' safari

As a retirement gift to himself, Sheldon Herman took a 60-day ‘unforgettable vacation’ in Africa
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