Cara Penquite is a scientist and journalist with a passion for photojournalism and documentary storytelling. She has contributed to various publications, including the Columbia Missourian, where she focuses on local stories in the Columbia, Missouri area. Cara's work has also been featured in The Prescott Times Media LLC, Victoria Advocate, and Bryan Publishing Co.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Columbia, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Cara Penquite's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, with a significant emphasis on announcements and event coverage. She frequently covers sports, house & home-related topics, as well as entertainment news.
Given her focus on local events in Missouri and Columbia, she may be receptive to pitches related to community initiatives or profiles of individuals involved in the covered events. Pitches that align with the themes covered such as sports, house & home stories and entertainment news are likely to resonate with her readership.
For example:
- Local athletes' achievements or unique sporting events within Missouri
- Profiles of individuals making significant contributions to their communities
- Human-interest stories related to house & home issues within the region
It is important for PR professionals reaching out to Cara Penquite to demonstrate how their pitch aligns specifically with the local interests and themes prevalent in her coverage.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
(Maryville) – Three people were hospitalized following a crash north of Maryville Sunday morning.
By: Jessie Zhao, Cara Penquite, Jiaqi Zhao
Next Up Jewish student groups mourn Israeli victims E very summer when school was out, Mahalet Tesfaye's mother would switch her classroom to the kitchen.
By: Cara Penquite, Kyle Maki, Mary Mccue Bell, Hannah Taylor, Paige Hayes
In the heart of a local turmeric farm, chants of prayer echoed over cheerful conversation and the smell of authentic Indian food to celebrate the Hindu holiday Dussehra. Following nine days of fasting in honor of the Hindu goddess Durga, celebrators gather to participate in Dussehra festivities. In the Hindu religion, after nine days of help from Durga, the Hindu god Lord Rama defeated the 10-headed demon king Ravana on the 10th day.
By: Cara Penquite/Missourian, Cara Penquite
From left, Natalie Burnam and Jacob Holman pick grapes to be used for stomping Sunday at the A-Frame Winegarden in Rocheport. Jacob is the winemaker at Les Bourgeois Vineyards and
By: Cara Penquite/Missourian, Cara Penquite
Attendees enjoy activities and refreshments during the Crush Festival on Sunday at the A-Frame Winegarden in Rocheport. Along with grape stomping, the festival included painting pumpkins and playing games.
From left, Natalie Freeman, 9, stomps grapes with her friends Josephine Cowsert, 9, and Georgia Bruton, 9, and Josephine’s dad, Aaron Cowsert, on Sunday at the A-Frame Winegarden in Rocheport.
By: Cara Penquite/Missourian, Cara Penquite
Left: Day Adams stomps on grapes Sunday at the A-Frame Winegarden in Rocheport. Adams came with her husband Joseph; the couple will celebrate their 13th anniversary on Oct. 22.
By: Cara Penquite, Lauren Spakowski
With live music ringing through the air, attendees of the Crush Festival took turns waiting in line to stomp grapes into grape juice Sunday.
By: Lola Jahant, Gordon Dickson, Cara Penquite, Alex Buchanan
Next Up Exacting in his craft, Columbia composer stayed grounded in …
By: Olivia Myska, Alex Buchanan, Yasmeen Saadi, Briana Iordan, Cara Penquite, Briana Lordan
Instead of turning to the trash, there are more sustainable ways to clean up after the festivities.
(833) 317-6278 
