David Hayes is an experienced journalist and the Night Metro Editor for the Polk County Itemizer-Observer. With a focus on local news in Oregon, particularly in the Dallas area, David covers a wide range of topics including community events, local politics, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in S&P Global and JD Supra.
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Dallas, Oregon, United States (Local)
David's coverage indicates a focus on local news, community events, sports, education, and business/finance in the United States with specific emphasis on Oregon and Dallas. Given this focus, pitches to David should be localized and relevant to his geographic area.
His articles often include government announcements and press releases so he may be interested in stories related to local government policies or initiatives. Additionally, given that finance & economy is one of the themes covered prominently by David Hayes it’s likely that he would respond well to story ideas related to local businesses or economic developments within his coverage area.
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The Monmouth City Council unanimously approved a second garbage collection rate increase in as many years at their April 2 meeting.
By: David Hayes
Three local fire districts were among 191 agencies to receive a share of $6 million in grants from the Oregon State Fire Marshal to boost the number of firefighters during
By: David Hayes
While changing times forced Rick and May Gydesen to close their coffee shop Rick's Place, the community made sure the couple's contributions would not soon be forgotten.
By: David Hayes
City staff don’t expect demolition of the former Bank of America building to impact activities during summer festivals.
By: David Hayes
Last year, the Dallas girls varsity golf program qualified for the regional tournament for the first time in head coach Danielle Landis’s seven years. After years of qualifying individuals, the
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Dallas was one of three barnstorming stops in one day, April 26 providing follow through on Sen. Jeff Merkley’s promise to attend a town hall in each Oregon County every
By: David Hayes
Dallas had their last tune-up meet at home April 24 before Mid-Willamette Conference District track and field finals May 9-11 in Silverton and state championships a week later in Eugene
Somewhere within the city of Monmouth, Nicki Marazzani kicked off the latest campaign to kickstart both the arts and tourism through the Visitor's Center.
The construction of a roundabout at Highway 99 and Clow Corner Road has been delayed a year after a key component of the project didn't materialize over the winter.
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