Carrie McDermott is the editor of Prairie Business magazine. She covers business industry trends in the Dakotas and west central Minnesota, with a focus on construction, real estate, and energy sustainability, while also overseeing the publication's production. McDermott has been featured in the Wahpeton Daily News, BLUE JAY JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL INC, Prairie Business magazine, and The Dickinson Press.
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Carrie's coverage primarily focuses on local business, engineering, and higher education topics. She often incorporates press releases and cites data in her articles, indicating a preference for factual information from reputable sources.
For Carrie's coverage, relevant pitches might include company announcements related to corporate expansion or workforce development initiatives. Additionally, she may be interested in stories about strategic planning within higher education institutions or the integration of sustainability practices within businesses.
Given her geographic focus on North Dakota and Fargo, targeted pitches should relate to local developments and accomplishments within these areas that align with her themes of interest. For example: new architectural projects impacting the community, innovative engineering solutions developed locally, or leadership spotlight features showcasing individuals making an impact in the region.
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In 2025, 11.8 million additional U.S. homes were given access to broadband fiber
An increase in building materials costs and lower interest rates create a mixed outlook
How two of the region’s universities are rewriting the rules for higher education
By: Carrie Mcdermott
Campus involvement provided hands-on experience and professional development
The facility will boost public health and environmental monitoring
Key trends include technology advancements, continuing education and more face-to-face time with patients
Flexibility and well-being drive employee retention
Daylight and collaboration drive modern educational design
By: Carrie Mcdermott
Getting out of his comfort zone pays off
By: Carrie Mcdermott
Market President Lacey Bergh shares insights into the health insurance company’s patient-first strategies
