Bailey Stover is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri. She writes for the Columbia Missourian and her work has also appeared on KBIA 91.3 FM. Bailey covers a range of local news topics, including community events, city developments, and human interest stories.
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Bailey Stover's articles mainly encompass local events, with a particular interest in entertainment news and sports. Based on the coverage attributes, Bailey is likely to be interested in announcements related to local events, seasonal occurrences, and event coverage.
When reaching out to Bailey for potential coverage, consider pitching stories or providing insights related to local entertainment events such as music festivals or film festivals within Missouri. Additionally, topics such as weather updates specific to Columbia or noteworthy achievements of individuals involved in chess within the region may capture her attention.
Given that Bailey has covered a wide range of topics including homelessness and legislative sessions at the state level, she might also be open to pitches regarding these subjects if they have a strong tie-in with her geographic focus.
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By: Bailey Stover, Meghan Lee, Rebecca Smith, Nick Sheaffer
Olivia Wood is a non-binary college student who falls “somewhere on the queer spectrum.” They spoke about growing up in a rural area, and how going away to college has helped them grow and better understand their gender beyond the binary.
By: Rebecca-Smith
Jermarcus Perkins is a 25-year-old bisexual Christian who lives in Columbia. He encountered many health struggles during his adolescence and dealt with bullying once he came out as queer in his late teens.
Kennedy Robbins lives in Columbia and came out as a genderqueer lesbian after ending their relationship with their high school boyfriend.
By: Bailey Stover, Rebecca Smith
Grey Riley was diagnosed with ADHD and autism in their youth and with multiple chronic conditions as an adult. They spoke about how being at the intersection of disability and queerness has impacted their life.
By: Rebecca-Smith
Cam Linn is a 19-year-old autistic, agender college student. They spoke about how they conceptualize gender and define what agender means for themself.
By: Sarah-Kiefer
Dani Emma Devine and Cheryl Barbero are girlfriends in their mid-60s – both of whom came out later in life. Dani is a transgender lesbian and Cheryl is pansexual.
By: Sarah Kiefer, Nick Sheaffer, Bailey Stover
Hope Schust is a masc, non-binary queer person who was born in Kenya. They spoke about how music impacts their life – allowing them to express their emptions and find solace in the midst of life’s changing environments.
By: Rebecca-Smith
16-year-old high schooler Mason is queer and uses any pronouns. Mason spoke about how he doesn't align himself with exclusively a masculine or feminine identity, as people are more complex than those two labels.
By: Nick Sheaffer, Alex Cox, Bailey Stover
Caitlin Cunningham is nonbinary and pansexual. They spoke about their first queer crush and how it helped them better understand their sexuality and their gender identity.
By: Alex Cox, Nick Sheaffer, Bailey Stover
Tisya Cooke is a Jewish transgender woman. She’s actively involved in her synagogue and spoke about carving out space for queer people in Judaism.
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