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David Stringer's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and opinion pieces, with a particular emphasis on energy-related topics. He appears to have a keen interest in local community events, landmarks, food scenes, and aging-related activities.
Given this focus, reaching out to him with information about local events related to the themes he covers or providing insights into energy-related developments within his geographic focus could be effective. Additionally, offering unique perspectives or stories around Columbia's landmarks or food scene may also capture his attention.
Considering David's predominance of opinion editorial content and event coverage, pitching human-interest stories related to these themes might resonate well with him. It is clear that he has a strong affinity for local news in South Carolina and Columbia specifically.
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By: Anita Cohen, David Stringer, Ann Coulter
Someone I know once told me his main marital problem was that whenever he had a row with his wife, his parents would blame him, and his wife's parents would blame him, so it was always unanimous: It was his fault.
By: Anita Cohen, David Stringer
Iran's president on Sunday defended a memorandum of understanding with the United States as the best way out of a stalled war while the new head of
By: Anita Cohen, Jamie O Driscoll, David Stringer
Building on more than $50 million invested in the Prescott Valley region over the past three years, Sparklight® is beginning the next phase of network enhancements that will prepare customers for faster speed options, including Multi-Gig internet, while supporting the community's growing connectivity needs.
By: Anita Cohen, David Stringer, Charles J. Whalen
Widespread worker insecurity and downward mobility in today's American economy contrast sharply with expanding prosperity and opportunity in the postwar era that extended into the mid-1970s. In that earlier period, good-paying jobs were so plentiful that high-school-educated workers sometimes held two full-time jobs because the income was too hard to pass up.
By: Anita Cohen, David Stringer
A collection of five short comedies explores the absurdity of language and human connection. Through scenarios like monkeys typing Hamlet or people navigating a “Philip Glass” world, the play uses clever wordplay and existential humor to show how timing defines our relationships and reality. Directed by Albert “Hendo” Hendeaux,
By: Anita Cohen, David Stringer
Average gasoline prices in Arizona have risen 10.0 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $4.49/g today, according to GasBuddy's survey of 2,269 stations in Arizona. Prices in Arizona are 10.9 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand $1.16/g higher than a year ago. The national average price of diesel has increased 16.6 cents compared to a week ago and stands at $5.584 per gallon.
By: Anita Cohen, Jennifer Cowan, David Stringer
Canadian and American flags fly near Ambassador Bridge at the Canada-U.S. border crossing in Windsor, Ont., on March 21, 2020.
By: Anita Cohen, David Stringer
Over the weekend, Yavapai County Sheriff's Office Forest Patrol and Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers responded to five separate backcountry emergencies across the county. From heat-exhausted mountain bikers to lost hunters, our highly trained volunteer units, including VSAR, 4×4 and Jeep Posse, and OHV teams, demonstrated incredible dedication, dropping everything to navigate rugged terrain and bring people to safety.
By: Anita Cohen, Zachary Stieber, David Stringer
Dolly Parton performs at a United Way of America convention in Detroit, Friday, May 15, 2009. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio, File)
Back in the '80s, Dunkin' Donuts' attention was fixed on more than coffee. The coffee chain had its eyes on breakfast cereal dollars. It didn't work out.
