Daniel Charland is a dedicated newspaper reporter and photographer, focusing on local news in Petersburg. With a passion for community journalism, Daniel covers a wide range of topics including local events, profiles of community members, agricultural news, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in the Dyersville Commercial Club Pk, Telegraph Herald, and MANCHESTER PRESS LIMITED.
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Daniel Charland's coverage in local newspaper "Petersburg" strongly emphasizes community events, local news, and human interest stories such as profiles on individuals contributing to the community. He covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, design, personal finance, and human resources & employment.
If reaching out to Daniel with story ideas or pitches ensure they align with his focus on local events and businesses within Petersburg. Topics related to outdoor activities and travel may also be considered if they specifically involve the local community or have direct relevance to residents of Petersburg. Branded content strategies could include features about how these themes intersect with the lives of locals in Petersberg.
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Cascade is celebrating hot wing summer kickoffs with the 10th annual WingFest at Riverview Park May 11 from 3-7 p.m. This free event features cookoffs between teams of wing-makers which
By: Daniel Charland
This year’s Alumni Concert at Western Dubuque High School was also a retirement sendoff for one of the school’s most beloved teachers, Michael Omarzu. Omarzu, known to many students as
By: Daniel Charland
The Ryan City Park is central to the town’s identity as a community gathering place, and plans to revitalize it have begun to show results with the completion of a
Are your children safe online? Are you and your child aware of the possible future consequences of sharing private information in cyberspace? Is social media taking a toll on their
A group of pickelball players play on the repurposed tennis courts at the Community Park. Players from left, Laurie Dolphin, Jan Frasher, Jenna Regis and Lynne Conlin.
This summer, don’t wear your heart on your sleeve, wear it on your head with new customizable trucker hats, now available at Baile Boutique’s new Trucker Bar.
Pickleball is the latest sports craze sweeping Eastern Iowa, with towns all over the region building or fixing up local courts.
From left, kindergarteners Elizabeth Pisarik and Evalyn Williams go green.
Mrs. Amber Gravel (left) and Brayden Donovan (right) coloring Phillip Cook (center).
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