Bruce Head is the managing editor and lead developer at kawarthaNOW.com. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, competitive sports, transportation and mobility, as well as arts and entertainment, particularly theater. Bruce's work has been featured in kawarthaNOW.
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Bruce Head's focus is primarily on local events and announcements in the Peterborough area, with an emphasis on entertainment news, performing arts, small businesses, and community initiatives. To effectively reach out to Bruce, consider pitches that highlight upcoming local events, feature stories about small businesses or community initiatives in the Peterborough area.
Given his coverage attributes emphasize event coverage and press releases as well as private sector announcements; he might be interested in receiving information about new business openings or expansions within the Peterborough community. If you represent a local organization involved in entertainment or community development activities around these topics covered by Bruce Head, your pitch could align well with his reporting interests.
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Drinking will no longer be restricted to campsites but allowed at beaches, picnic areas, and other day-use spaces
By: Bruce Head
After declaring a state of emergency on Tuesday, the Haliburton County township urges residents to avoid flooded areas and protect their property
By: Bruce Head
Habitat for Humanity Peterborough & Kawartha Region marks Earth Week with April 25 grand opening at Lindsay ReStore
By: Bruce Head
With the first phase of public consultation completed, CEO Martin Imbleau says public feedback will help Alto 'find the right balance'
By: Bruce Head
Currently deputy mayor, Black is a longtime Selwyn resident, three-time councillor, volunteer, and retired businessperson
By: Bruce Head
In 2019, the B.C. native was the first independent artist whose debut single reached number one on the Billboard Canada Country chart
By: Bruce Head
Other announced performers for the August 13-16 festival include The Pairs, Kelly McMichael, The Young Novelists, The Lucky Ones, and more
By: Bruce Head
Federal nuclear regulator to hear from Indigenous communities, organizations, and residents during mid-term licence review meeting at the Holiday Inn and livestreamed
By: Bruce Head
Councillors vote 6-4 to support Mayor Leal's deferral motion, asking staff to report back with an alternate location to former fire station
By: Bruce Head
Pre-mainstage concerts featuring local and regional musicians will take place on 14 of 16 Musicfest nights during the summer festival
