Deborah Gertz Husar is a staff writer at The Quincy Herald-Whig. She specializes in agriculture and farming, with a keen focus on public education, lifelong learning, and farm management, while also covering topics related to real estate and construction. Her work has been featured in WGEM TV, Hannibal Courier Post, and the 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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By: Deborah Gertz Husar
MENDON, Ill. —Unity sophomore Cohen Maas laughingly says he hopes to take away some coordination skills from marching band.
QUINCY — On a day set aside to celebrate certification of the 19th Amendment which secured the right for women to vote, League of Women Voters of Adams County President […]
BARRY, Ill. — A donation from the New Philadelphia Association to the National Park Service will help ensure the story of Free Frank and Lucy McWorter continues to be told for generations to come.
NAUVOO, Ill. — An area scout camp marks an important birthday with a Saturday celebration open to the public.
QUINCY — Quincy Public Schools Chief of Business Operations Ryan Whicker had two words for the 2026-27 district tentative budget.
CLAYTON, Ill. — Plans call for phasing out the Clayton Work Camp as part of the Illinois Department of Corrections' ongoing efforts to operate more efficiently, reduce costs and better support its mission to promote public safety and rehabilitation.
QUINCY — Two tenured Denman Elementary teachers facing dismissal from Quincy Public Schools are seeking a hearing on the job action.
QUINCY — Quincy Public Schools plans to expand its security screenings while saving money with a shift in its fingerprinting and background checks.
PITTSFIELD, Ill. — Moving through the 2026-27 year, Pikeland Superintendent Russ Tepen expects district residents to notice some changes tied to a new strategic plan.
HANNIBAL — The take-home message from a new girls group resonates both now and into the future for its members. “I learned to not let my color define me, to […]
