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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PRIMGHAR—The newly renovated fifth- and sixth-grade classrooms at South O’Brien Elementary School in Primghar were buzzing with activity on a recent morning.
BOYDEN—Around 60 people gathered in a cornfield three miles north of Boyden near the end of harvest this year, ready to witness a scene from the past.
By: Aleisa Schat
Donald Hoffman moved his family of five into a three-bedroom trailler provided by FEMA to displaced individuals and families in Rock Valley shortly before Chrstimas.
ORANGE CITY—A new Advent season tradition may have been born when Unity Christian High School in Orange City and Western Christian High School in Hull participated in a joint Christmas
A purple and yellow playground complements Central Lyon School District colors after a $350,000 upgrade. A playground for the smallest Lions was also built on the east side of the elementary school.
Nichole Blankespoor takes a tray of dough out of a vintage bun rounder while Jared Blankespoor puts buns on baking trays at Oh So Good Bakery in downtown Rock Valley. The business distributes bread across the region.
Oksana Baranovska slices vegetables in her kitchen in Orange City. Baranovska is one of nearly 150 Ukrainian refugees to settle in Sioux County after Russia’s 2022 invasion.
By: Aleisa Schat
ORANGE CITY—The grounds of Unity Christian High School became home to 26 new trees as of this fall after students in Kevin Haan’s earth science class realized their goal of
REGIONAL—Alex Lynott got into wildlife rehabilitation after a chance encounter with a raccoon.
Hawarden resident Andrea Clough pats her golden Labrador, Zeb, in their hotel room at Hawarden Harvest Inn. Clough is among the many who remain displaced after the flood.
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