Clare Edlund is a multimedia journalist based in Quincy, Illinois. She covers local news and events for WGEM TV, focusing on stories that impact the community and provide valuable information to residents. With a passion for storytelling, Clare aims to keep her audience informed and engaged through her reporting.
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Clare Edlund's work primarily focuses on local events, city developments, community news, and holiday celebrations in the Quincy area of Illinois. Her coverage includes a mix of entertainment news, agriculture & farming updates, crime stories, and education-related articles.
Given Clare's focus on local events and community news in Quincy and its surrounding areas in Illinois, she would likely be interested in pitches related to unique human-interest stories within the community. These could include heartwarming tales that highlight family dynamics or profiles of individuals making a difference locally.
For relevant outreach to Clare Edlund consider topics such as local initiatives impacting the community including educational programs or agricultural projects. Additionally pitching pieces about seasonal events like festivals or holiday traditions may also resonate with her given the high percentage of seasonal coverage attributed to her articles.
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PITTSFIELD, Ill. (WGEM) - The quest to find a new superintendent is finally over for the Pikeland Board of Education.
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HANNIBAL (WGEM) - The bridge on Hwy 79 over Bear Creek in Marion County, which closed last April, is finally re-opened and residents are celebrating.
By: Clare Edlund
Area mechanics and animal advocates urge people to routinely check inside the hood of their cars at this time of the year.
By: Clare Edlund, Garrett Bevans
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By: Clare Edlund
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