Lisa William's name can be found scattered throughout noted publications such as The Washington Times, The Washington Post, and The Bowie Star.

The January 27, 2000 edition of The Bowie Star dedicated an article to Lisa in the Star Lifestyles section of their newspaper. The article talks about the unique way in which Lisa's affair with music came to life.

On May 6th of 1999, as part of an article about Mapleshade recording studio, a photo of Lisa recording can be found occupying the entire top half of the first page of the LifeTimes section in The Washington Times. About one-third of the article pertains to Lisa, and of the four photos within the article, three feature Lisa and/or her acoustic guitar.

Lisa has also been found as the feature musician highlighting the local music scene in some of these same publications with her picture alongside the weekly metropolitan event listings.

Because she participated on a CD put together for the Burning Bush Fund, a fund setup to raise money for the Washington Hospital Center, Lisa's name can also be found in The Washington Post as one of the two musicians on the CD specifically noted for proving "to be exceptional singers on their light rock tunes."