Cindy Gonzalez is a News Reporter at the Money Section. She covers a range of topics including development, housing, and consumer health, with a keen focus on real estate and corporate finance. Cindy's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Sioux City Journal, KMTV 3 News Now, and the Omaha World-Herald, among others.
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Cindy's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements and press releases, often related to state-specific topics such as education, economic development, and health. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or perspectives from local officials, community leaders, or experts with specific knowledge of Nebraska’s political landscape.
Her articles also cover a range of topics including business parks and child nutrition programs. Therefore, individuals who can provide unique insights into these areas within the context of Nebraska are more likely to capture her attention.
As Cindy has a clear geographic focus on Nebraska (United States), sources based in Omaha or with deep knowledge of the region's political dynamics would be well-positioned for successful outreach.
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By: Cindy Gonzalez
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By: Cindy Gonzalez
BELLEVUE — Now that its main tenant has been “nailed down” and an agreement signed, a campus focusing on national defense technology in this military-heavy Nebraska town should start to take shape.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
A rare cybersecurity and defense technology campus in Bellevue is poised for takeoff as the anchor tenant is secured.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — Roughly 100 people who turned out Tuesday to see the site of a future “innovation district” in North Omaha also got a peek at what could be the first major building to rise on the grounds southeast of 30th Street and Ames Avenue.
OMAHA — Nebraska officials raved Tuesday about a new federally-funded Workforce Pell Grant program they expect will boost the state's labor force and more quickly connect trainees with high-demand jobs.
By: Cindy Gonzalez
OMAHA — Nebraska's longest serving lawmaker, former state Sen. Ernie Chambers, celebrated his 89th birthday surrounded by scores of faces: political
By: Cindy Gonzalez
Former state Sen. Ernie Chambers of North Omaha turned 89 and supporters celebrated at an event that also unveiled his "legacy library."
Sheritha Jones, who helped research and assemble the library’s photos, showed one of the images that provoked a chuckle out of Ernie Chambers when she gave him a personal tour.
Ernie Chambers, whose years in the Nebraska Legislature spanned nearly 50 years turned 89 years old July 10. He gave no speech at a Saturday celebration, but greeted well wishers
By: Cindy Gonzalez
Ernie Chambers sat in a comfy chair listening to people talk about his lifetime impact. He said he bucked the “Chamber curse,” saying close family members passed away before reaching age 89.
