Dan Wehmer is a journalist for the Webster County Citizens, focusing on local news in Seymour, Missouri. With a passion for community journalism, Dan covers a variety of topics including local events, sports, government resolutions, and community updates.
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Dan Wehmer's coverage primarily focuses on local news and high school sports within Missouri, specifically in Seymour. His articles mainly cover announcements, event coverage, and seasonal events with a significant emphasis on high school sports.
Given his focus on local news and community events in Seymour and the surrounding area, Dan is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, human interest stories involving individuals or teams from the community, as well as updates or changes related to city government activities impacting the community.
If you have insights into noteworthy achievements by individuals or teams within Seymour's high schools or are aware of upcoming seasonal events that would be of interest to the local community, these could make for compelling pitch angles when reaching out to Dan.
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When election day arrives next Tuesday, one new polling place will debut in Webster County.
Aside from legal-worded ballot descriptions available from the state, Missouri voters can find it cumbersome to basic, common-sense descriptions of the five amendments and one proposition that appear on their
Advertising for the proposed Amendment 2 question on next Tuesday’s ballot has seen rivers of money poured out in television ads and mass mailings — a profit boom for the
When candidate filing for Missouri’s six-year U.S. Senate seat began nearly a year ago, most people didn’t think it really mattered who filed against incumbent first-term U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley,
A year ago, Seymour’s Gentry Denney finished in 16th place at the Class 1 State Golf Meet, only one spot away from earning All-State accolades.
Last Saturday, the Seymour Middle School cross-country team, under the leadership of head coach Nick Cook, went to Hermitage and competed at the Missouri Middle School State Championships.
The Seymour Middle School boys’ basketball “A” and “B” teams concluded their respective fall campaigns late last month, as the “A” squad finished the season with a 4-9 record, while
“It’s an active investigation, so I’m not going to make any statements about it. I’m not talking about it and compromising this case in any way.”
Alleged threats to kill a neighbor’s dog have led to formal harassment charges being filed against a Seymour man who lives on Thoroughfare Street.
Before year’s end, hopefully within the next few weeks, a paving project will be completed in the city of Seymour.
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