Christina Lyons is a journalist based in Fairbury, Nebraska. She is a regular contributor to the Beatrice Daily Sun and her work has also been featured in the York Municipal Airport and the Lincoln Journal Star. Christina covers a wide range of local news topics, including community events, city council discussions, education, and human interest stories.
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Christina's focus is on local news in Fairbury, Nebraska. Her coverage revolves around community events, city council decisions, and seasonal occurrences such as weather updates. To effectively pitch to Christina, consider providing newsworthy local event coverage or exclusive stories about the community. If you have insights related to educational developments or family-related topics specific to Fairbury and Gage County, these could also be of interest to her. When reaching out with pitches for articles she may cover, keep in mind that her main geographic focus is local (Fairbury), so align your suggestions accordingly.
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The Gage County Sheriff's Office shopped with a few area youths on Wednesday afternoon at Walmart for the annual “Shop with a Cop.”
By: Christina Lyons
Santa's elves from the Beatrice Police Department and volunteers from throughout the community unloaded donations from the Stuff the Cruiser campaign at the YMCA on Thursday morning.
Girl Scouts and veterans in Beatrice joined efforts in Wreaths across America on Saturday at Evergreen Cemetery.
Last week I gave a presentation to the Foster Grandparents on perspectives. It was not the speech that I intended to give, but it was exactly what I needed to hear.
The Wymore Church of Christ held the living Nativity drive-thru on Saturday evening at the church. Inside the church, there were craft activities for youths and families, as well as cookies and hot cocoa.
Beatrice Police Department officers and communications staff were recognized in front of the City Council on Monday evening for their involvement in a hostage rescue.
After teaching for 35 years of teaching, Cathy Hayden is transitioning into the director role at the Beatrice Community Food Pantry.
St. John Lutheran Church in Beatrice has been a busy place in December. Heidi Price, pastor of lay ministry, said it has been good.
Virginia Gifford, the new executive director of Main Street Beatrice, stands in amid historical photo of the community. Gifford is excited for the potential in the downtown area.
Main Street Beatrice has announced the winners of the holiday storefront display. “A Candy Christmas” was the theme for this year's contest with 10 locations participating.
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