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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Washington, Missouri, United States (Local)
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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Dan Claxton • Features Editor • [email protected] Everything under the sun is in tune, But the sun is eclipsed by the moon.
By: Dan Claxton
Richard Burton had some unusual jobs in the Air Force. And he loved every minute of it. He was tasked with responsibilities that don't typically come to mind when thinking about Air Force careers.
When he shot her, she didn't feel a thing. She didn't even hear the shots; she was running for her life and those of her two small children, one in each arm.
After the recent solar eclipse proved to be an economic boon to many cities in its path, the Director of Missouri's Tourism Division says to get
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The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office has issued an Endangered Person Advisory for a 47-year-old Villa Ridge man.
East Central College held its annual Regional Spelling Bee Saturday, April 27. 24 kids in grades 4-8 from area schools competed in the Bee. After 19 rounds, the winner was
The three-day WashMo BBQ & Bluesfest, sponsored by Downtown Washington, Inc., was held Friday-Sunday, April 26-28. Visitors enjoyed barbeque, events like the Washington Whiskey Walk and Pig Roast, and top-notch
The annual Mother-son Kickball Game was held Sunday, April 28 at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. Two diamonds were set up on the soccer field at the church so
By: Geoff Folsom, Antjea Wolff, Dan Claxton
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