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Angie Holland

Staff writer

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Preston's Summary

Angie Holland is a staff writer at the Ottumwa Courier. She covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, religion and spirituality, and culture and society, with a particular focus on Iowa, academia, and holidays. Angie’s work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in event management and technology within the context of community and cultural events.

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Geo Focus

Fort Madison, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Event Coverage: 37 %
Seasonal: 16 %
Press Release: 12 %
Government Announcement: 9 %
Private Sector Announcements: 6 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Event Management Tools
  • Church Administration
  • Pets
  • Religious Organizations
  • Event Planning

Pitching Insights

Angie Holland's coverage primarily focuses on local events, education, family & relationships, and community topics in Central Lee. Her articles include a mix of event coverage, seasonal content, and government announcements.

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When reaching out to Angie with potential story ideas or expert sources for interviews, consider how they relate to the specific interests of Central Lee residents and align with the themes prevalent in her articles.

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Articles

OWLS learn about "nature's medicine chest"

OWLS learn about

By: Angie Holland

LEE COUNTY – Avery Jacobs told a large group of OWLS (Older, Wiser, Livelier Seniors) that should they choose to do some foraging and consuming of local plant life, they

FMHS Key Club members are passionate about making a difference

FMHS Key Club members are passionate about making a difference

Fort Madison High School Key Club members (clockwise from front left) Gul Yoruk, Autumn Hummell, Alexis Muldoon, Brylie Lorence and Conner Fowler, along with (not pictured) Kassara Muldoon, Autumn Muldoon, Shirley Zhao, Brianna Six and Kathryn Locke, had lunch with Kiwanis Club members Monday. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)

Still room for beginner beekeepers

Still room for beginner beekeepers

By: Angie Holland

There are still spots open for people to attend Iowa State University Extension and Outreach of Lee County’s beginning beekeeper course.

Halsteads receive honor

Halsteads receive honor

Kent and Shelley Halstead are awarded 2024 Member of the Year of the Iowa Meat Goat Association. (Submitted photo)

Animal shelters are full of 'thrown away'pets

An 11-year-old Jack Russell Terrier named Dude left PAW Animal Shelter four years ago ‘fat and happy,’ according to PAW Director Sandy Brown, pictured with Dude. Dude came back to the shelter emaciated, full of fleas. He’s putting on some weight now and regrowing hair. (Angie Holland/The Daily Democrat)

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