Aleisa Schat is a journalist for the Iowa Information Media Group, focusing on local news in Sioux Center, Iowa. With a passion for community storytelling, Aleisa covers a range of topics including local events, education, business, and human interest stories.
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Aleisa Schat's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community initiatives, and educational developments within the United States, particularly in Iowa and Sioux Center. Given the emphasis on expert commentary and event coverage, she is likely to be receptive to pitches featuring local experts who can provide insightful commentary or analysis related to education, community events, family dynamics or religious matters.
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MOC-Floyd Valley's Pride of the Dutchmen marching band performs during the preliminary round of the Bands of America Iowa Regional Championship in Waukee Sept. 28.
By: Aleisa Schat
Abby and Wade Riley pose for a family selfie with their sons, Jett, Rush and Knox, on the first day of classes in the South O’Brien School District for the 2024-25 academic year.
ORANGE CITY—Iowa candidates for state and federal office convened at Northwestern College in Orange City for a nonpartisan forum to discuss how public policy could better serve Iowans with disabilities.
Iola Whitsell sits with a book in her lap in the living room of her home on Oak Street in Sheldon. Whitsell was diagnosed with breast cancer early this year and underwent a double mastectomy and 25 rounds of radiation treatment. The treatments were successful, and while the cancer could return, Whitsell is considered a survivor.
Sheldon Police Department sergeant Eric Meinecke heads the K-9 unit for the department and takes care of Balin. He is set to be promoted to chief of the department on Nov. 6.
Ashley Van Maanen, Nicole Rozeboom, Amy Emerick, Kassidy Van Ginkel and Jacie Sudbeck stand in Home on Main, the business that shares a space with The Grain House in downtown Hull, where the Support the 712 group gathers for planning meetings.
Ashlyn Grevengoed chats with another employee at B Fierce Boutique in Hull. The women's clothing and accessories business joined with others to support Rock Valley businesses after June’s flood.
SIOUX CENTER—Davenport resident Jason Halkias became a Pizza Ranch fanatic around a decade ago, inspired by a former girlfriend’s enthusiasm for the chain.
REGIONAL—Hartley native Dr. Steven Meyer took his first medical outreach trip to Tanzania in 1996. Nearly three decades later, the organization he founded continues to expand its reach in one
Senior Alice Boggs plays a solo on her viola in the music room at MOC-Floyd Valley High School in Orange City. Boggs was one of two high school musicians in N'West Iowa to be selected to perform in the All-State Music Festival Concert at Iowa State University Nov. 23.
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