Gracy Olmstead is an American journalist who currently contributes to The American Conservative, where she studies politics and culture. She previously worked for the Washington Times, the Idaho Press-Tribune, The Federalist, and Acculturated, in addition to The American Conservative. She enjoys cooking, gardening, and creating artwork in her spare time.
Gracy Olmstead Age
Gracy Olmstead was born in Emmett, Idaho, in the USA. Unfortunately, her birth date and year are currently unavailable.
Gracy Olmstead Height
Gracy stands at a height of 5 ft 5 in/1.65 m tall.
Gracy Olmstead Family
Gracy was born and raised in Emmett, Idaho, under the caring and supportive care of her parents. She was born in the United States, yet she is of white origin. Despite the fact that she now lives in Idaho, her great-grandfather and great-grandmother lived and farmed there. Her grandmother and parents are also still in Idaho.
Gracy Olmstead Husband
Gracy is happily hitched to Eli. The couple has been married for several years and is now the joyful parents of a gorgeous baby girl named Bella. The cute family is currently living on the outskirts of Washington, D.C.
Gracy Olmstead Education
Gracy received her high school diploma from a local high school and later continued her education at Patrick Henry College, but what she specialized in remains a mystery. We will keep you updated as soon as she releases the information to the public.
Gracy Olmstead Salary
Gracy annually earns a salary of 88,920.
Gracy Olmstead’s Net Worth
Gracy’s approximate net worth is $1 million.
Gracy Olmstead Career
Gracy is a part-time author and publisher of Uprooted: Restoring the Legacy of Places We’ve Left Behind, in addition to contributing to The American Conservative. On March 16, 2021, she will release her debut book. Sentinel publishers released it, and it has 272 pages. Gracy’s work attempts to convey to her readers the effects of leaving one’s ancestral home and what people are willing to sacrifice in order to attain success.
She currently works as a contributing writer for The American Conservative, where she primarily covers politics and culture. She formerly worked as the editor of The Herald and was the president of PHC’s International Justice Mission (IJM) campus branch for several years. Gracy’s work has appeared in various journals, including The Washington Times, the Idaho Press-Tribune, The Federalist, and Acculturated, in addition to her current station.
