Deborah Gertz Husar is a Staff Writer at The Quincy Herald-Whig. She focuses on agriculture and farming in the Illinois region, while also covering topics related to cybersecurity, cybercrime, and security technology. Deborah's work has been featured in WGEM TV, Herald-Whig, and Hannibal Courier Post.
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Deborah's coverage primarily focuses on local business and agricultural topics, with a significant emphasis on press releases and government announcements. She may be interested in pitches related to new business developments, agricultural innovations, or local government initiatives within the United States, particularly Illinois and Quincy.
Given her attention to press releases and government announcements, she could be receptive to providing coverage for events such as product launches from agricultural companies or policy changes impacting local businesses.
Considering Deborah's focus on agriculture & farming themes along with regional relevance, pitches related to innovative farming techniques or locally sourced food initiatives could resonate well with her. Additionally, any news about businesses or agriculture in Missouri might pique her interest due to its proximity to Quincy.
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QUINCY, Ill. — Nearly 30 high school jazz bands and show choirs from Illinois, Iowa and Missouri will be featured Saturday at the Showcase of Excellence.
St. Dominic students pull during a tug-of-war battle during Monday’s Olympic Day at Quincy Notre Dame High School. Fifth- through eighth-graders from Blessed Sacrament, St.
By: Deborah Gertz Husar
QUINCY — Sitting in a room filled with representatives of area nonprofit organizations, Suzy Parn came away impressed.
H-W Photo/Deborah Gertz Husar Fourth-grader Cane Ray, center, a new member of the House of Protos, walks under the welcoming outstretched arms of
Quincy High School QUINCY — Quincy High School is in secure mode Tuesday after a report of an online threat. Baldwin Elementary also is in secure mode because of the shared campus.
By: Deborah Gertz Husar
Quincy High School QUINCY — Additional security precautions were lifted at Quincy High School after a social media threat was determined not credible.
Quincy High School QUINCY — A 14-year-old student was released into the custody of a parent and Quincy Public Schools was notified after they were identified as a suspect in threats against Quincy High School this week.
H-W Photo/Deborah Gertz Husar Lincoln-Douglas fourth-grader Deacon Hensley gets some help Monday from Margie Williams in planting seeds in the school’s tower garden.
PITTSFIELD, Ill. — The new superintendent for the Pikeland school district calls himself a people person and a problem-solver.
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