Brenna Jepson is a journalist for the Rutland Herald, specializing in local news and events in Rutland, Vermont. With a passion for community stories, Brenna covers a wide range of topics including local businesses, events, human interest stories, and community initiatives.
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Brenna's coverage indicates a focus on local announcements, press releases, and private sector news related to design, deals & promotions, house & home, and personal finance. She is likely interested in pitches featuring local businesses or initiatives related to home improvement, interior design, DIY projects, organization, and cleaning targeted specifically at the Vermont/Rutland area.
Pitch ideas may include new store openings or relocations of businesses specializing in home improvement products/services; innovative interior design concepts from local designers; DIY project tutorials with a focus on locally available materials; organizing tips tailored for small spaces common in urban areas like Rutland; or financial advice specific to homeownership within the region.
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Tom Kane from LaValley Building Supply delivers pellets to a home in Clarendon on Tuesday.
Katie and Michael Loffredo spend some time at the Justin Thomas Memorial Park in Rutland on Tuesday before getting dressed up to go trick or treating.
Lisa Fennimore, left, and Nate Wright from Marble Valley Kitchen Deli and Catering prepare food Tuesday that has been ordered for Thanksgiving.
Bodie Barton from Rutland County Parent Child Center stocks up a table of food being handed out to families in need on Tuesday.
Children and families wait along Merchants Row to greet Santa Claus at the Downtown Rutland Tree Lighting on Friday night. More photos from the event are available at www.rutlandherald
Rutland City Mayor Mike Doenges on Thursday afternoon joins New Story Executive Director Avaloy Lanning, along with her staff, at the ribbon-cutting for the newly renovated shelter facility on Grove
Rory Hamel runs to grab a new toy at Wonderfeet Kids' Museum on Thursday. On Dec. 2, from 10 to 11 a.m., the museum will be hosting Santa's Workshop. Tickets
A home on Crescent Street in Rutland is decorated for the holiday season.
The Vermont Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl team scored two touchdowns late in the game and beat New Hampshire 26-21 on Saturday in Castleton.
The Fair Haven football team captured its first Division II state championship since 2017, beating Rice 35-22 on Saturday in St. Johnsbury. More on B1.
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