Deborah Gertz Husar is a Staff Writer at The Quincy Herald-Whig. She focuses on the intersection of agriculture with culture and society, exploring themes such as lifelong learning, professional development, and cultural movements through her reporting. Deborah's work has been featured in WGEM TV, Hannibal Courier Post, and Herald-Whig.
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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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LAGRANGE, Mo. -- Highland High School freshman Evan Frieden didn't mind using a little elbow grease to make a difference in Riverview Cemetery.
By: Deborah Gertz Husar
HANNIBAL, Mo. -- A Hannibal couple's legacy will live on in three cornerstone community organizations.
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By: Deborah Gertz Husar
QUINCY — A new professional development series is offering K-6 educators, club leaders, scout leaders, and daycare providers opportunities to turn outdoor spaces into powerful teaching environments this summer.
QUINCY — Quincy Public Schools Maintenance Director Ryan Clair strides across the roof of the Early Childhood and Family Center, noting the potential for soft spots underfoot and separating seams.
QUINCY — A survey tied to the Quincy Together community engagement effort found widespread support that a strong public school district is essential for Quincy being a great place to live, work and raise a family.
