Ben Drozd is a Regional Reporter at various publications including the Beatrice Daily Sun and the Omaha World-Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in construction, real estate, health and wellness, and aviation. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Daily Nebraskan and the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Ben Drozd's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly college sports in Nebraska. He provides event coverage and announcements related to volleyball, soccer, and men’s basketball primarily. For effective outreach, consider offering insights or access to interviews about upcoming games or events involving these sports teams.
As Ben focuses on local sports events and announcements in Nebraska, pitches should be tailored to align with the interests of a local audience. Offering unique angles or exclusive information about the mentioned sporting events would likely capture his attention.
Since Ben concentrates mainly on event coverage and announcements within college sports in Nebraska, providing expert analysis related to these specific areas could enhance the effectiveness of your pitch.
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The Columbus City Council met on Monday at the city council chambers. The meeting lasted 12 minutes.
For Matt Walsh, some of the best comedy begins with a simple conversation.
By: Ben Drozd
Leaders of a historic Northeast Nebraska church are seeking public support to help preserve a landmark that has served generations of families for more than a century.
By: Ben Drozd
COLUMBUS — As hundreds of new housing units rise across Columbus, city officials and residents are asking the same question: How much housing does the city really need?
By: Ben Drozd
The Great American Comedy Festival continued Friday night with an evening of improvisational comedy that transformed audience suggestions and local stories into an hour of unscripted performances.
By: Ben Drozd
An almost sold-out crowd at Johnny Carson Theatre on Saturday night saw comedian Charlie Berens headline the final night of the Great American Comedy Festival, capping off four days of performances honoring Norfolk native and late-night television legend Johnny Carson.
By: Ben Drozd
For the first time in more than four decades, carnival rides will return to Main Street in Pender.
For the first time in more than four decades, carnival rides will return to Main Street in Pender.
One woman was taken to the hospital following an accident in Norfolk Tuesday afternoon that damaged several vehicles and a light pole.
What started as an unexpected message on Instagram turned into a podium finish on an international stage for a Norfolk powerlifter.
