Bryce Oselen is a multimedia journalist based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. With a focus on local news, Bryce writes for WFRV-TV CBS Local 5 and has also been featured in WJMN-TV CBS Local 3 News. Bryce covers a wide range of topics, from community events and human interest stories to local business initiatives and veterans' programs.
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Bryce's focus is on local news, community events, and heartwarming stories in the Green Bay area with a strong emphasis on family & relationships. He also covers sports-related content, particularly Green Bay Packers' news.
If you're looking to pitch to Bryce Oselen, consider providing coverage of community events, human interest stories related to giving back within the local community or heartwarming tales that connect with families. Additionally, any news related to the Green Bay Packers would likely be well-received.
Given his close ties to the Green Bay area and preference for uplifting and engaging topics such as honoring legacies and supporting local causes or individuals in need can be effective when reaching out.
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Shoppers are out looking for the best deals possible at the Galleria.
By: Bryce Oselen
A hearing Monday will address the freezing of the city of Lipscomb's assets by the attorney general in connection with an illegal gambling lawsuit.
Mercy Deliverance Ministries Mobile Grocery Store is open for business.
By: Bryce Oselen
Police say it’s common to see an increase in stolen packages during this time of year,
By: Bryce Oselen
The Tower of Prayer Church is hosting their third annual Christmas City Market.
Brookwood Village was once a thriving epicenter of family fun but is now almost empty.
By: Bryce Oselen
"Surround yourself with love": Mental health experts provide tips on dealing with grief during holidays
By: Bryce Oselen
The community Food Bank of Central Alabama' is delivering some holiday cheer to families in need.
By: Bryce Oselen
The Montgomery Bus Boycott concluded on December 20thin 1956 many say the day acknowledges all passengers and their right to choose their seats.
The National Retail Federation expects holiday shopping to see a 3 percent increase this year with 157 million people deciding to shop on "Super Saturday"
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