Dean Dyer is a local journalist based in Cleveland, Georgia. He writes for Now Habersham and his work has also appeared in W R W H. Dean covers a wide range of topics including local government, public safety, community events, and natural disasters in Northeast Georgia.
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Dean Dyer focuses on local news, particularly in the Cleveland, Georgia area. His coverage heavily features government announcements and local events, with a focus on politics and community issues. If you have insights or updates related to local government decisions, community events (such as dedications or assistance programs), accidents/incidents, weather-related information specific to Northeast Georgia region, Dean may be interested in your pitch.
Given his geographic focus and emphasis on announcements related to city officials and community programs/events, he would likely prioritize pitches that are directly relevant to the communities he covers. If you have expertise in any of these areas within the specified region or insight into how certain policies impact local residents' lives directly affected by those topics covered more broadly such as forestry grants for instance this could be an effective angle when reaching out to him.
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By: Dean Dyer
The White County Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident that occurred last Thursday morning on Old Hwy 75 South, near Donald E Thurmond Parkway, behind the Walmart in Cleveland.
(Helen) – During the magical season of Christmas in Helen, the Alpine village has another reason to celebrate: Hofer's Bakery & Café has been named “Best International Bakery” for the third consecutive year by the Georgia Business Journal's annual “Best of Georgia” awards.
The Georgia Department of Labor reported Thursday that the preliminary unemployment rate in White County in November was 2.6 percent – up two-tenths of a percentage point from the revised October rate. A year ago the rate was 1.8 percent.
CLEVELAND, Ga. – The White County community is mourning the sudden loss of a well-known White County Historian and lifelong resident, Judy Lovell. Lovell passed away at 84, on Friday, December 27.
The White County community is mourning the sudden loss of a well-known White County Historian and lifelong resident, Judy Lovell. Lovell passed away at 84, on Friday, December 27.
CLEVELAND, Ga. – Newly elected White County officials were sworn into office Friday morning at the White County Courthouse in Cleveland. County Probate Judge Don Ferguson first administered the oath of office to Enotah Judicial Circuit Judge Joy Parks who then gave the oath of office to Judge Ferguson.
(Cleveland) - The Cleveland City Council during their regular meeting Monday night voted to approve amending the city’s Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance.
(Cleveland)- The Cleveland City Council has voted to update the city's charter.
The Cleveland City Council during their regular meeting Monday night voted to approve amending the city's Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance.
Although the Cleveland Municipal Election isn't until November, the Cleveland City Council has set the 2025 qualifying fees and officially set the election date.
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