Dan Claxton is an Assignment Editor for the Missourian Publishing Company, with a focus on local news in Missouri, specifically in the Washington area. His articles cover a range of topics, from community events and profiles to hard-hitting stories on confronting active shooters. His work has also been featured on ABC 13 - WSET, FOX26, and CW59.
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Dan Claxton's coverage encompasses a wide range of local community events, seasonal topics, and health and wellness. He also covers sports, culture & society, family & relationships. Therefore, he may be interested in pitches related to unique community events or initiatives that promote health and well-being within the local area.
Given his focus on house & home-related content along with scientific themes, Dan might welcome stories about innovative housing projects or scientific breakthroughs happening locally. Pitches centered around human-interest stories that are connected to local news would likely resonate with him as well.
When reaching out to Dan Claxton for potential coverage opportunities or contributions, it is important to keep in mind his specific geographic focus on the United States at large but particularly Missouri and Washington.
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By: Dan Claxton
Dan Claxton • Features Editor • [email protected] The Missourian has a tradition of excellence in photojournalism.
Dan Claxton • Features Editor • [email protected] Three Washington retirees have begun a new chapter of life by founding a publishing company from their home.
Dan Claxton • Features Editor • [email protected] The Franklin County Historical Society held its annual History Fair at the Union
Since its inception in 1965, Medicare, the government healthcare system, has been an enormously popular program.
Dan Claxton • Features Editor • [email protected] L ast week, the Historic Washington Foundation paid off a loan to the Bank of
An Augusta artist's unique tribute to his father pays homage to a pivotal moment that kept him alive in a Japanese prison camp during World War II.
By: Dan Claxton
Claire Scheer loves to ride horses. That's not particularly unusual; plenty of 20-year-old women enjoy horses.
Last year, when Lukas Wippermann visited the United States as an exchange student, he liked it so much that he thought he'd try it again. So he's back.
Thursday evening, a banquet at the KC Hall will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Washington's Optimist Club.
One of the oldest buildings in Washington may soon become one of its newest eating establishments, thanks to the dream of a Lake Sherwood developer who recently purchased the Front
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