Don Reid is a journalist for The Coldwater Daily Reporter, with a focus on local news in Coldwater, Michigan. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, business, and human interest stories. Don's work has been featured in various local publications such as the Sturgis Journal, Hillsdale Daily News, Battle Creek Enquirer, and The Daily Telegram.
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Coldwater, Michigan, United States (Local)
Don Reid's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, events, and issues related to agriculture & farming. Given the themes covered, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into local governmental policies or initiatives, community events and activities, agricultural developments and challenges within his geographic focus.
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By: Don Reid
Annual "Walk in their Shoes" raises more than $50,000 to continue shelter House programs.
"Wherever they are planted, trees are a source of joy and spiritual renewal," the mayor said.
By: Don Reid
"This is our biggest fundraiser of the year. It's really what pays our day-to-day (expenses)."
Supply chain issues cause Branch County Sheriff deputies to change their look.
By: Don Reid
Thirteen of the 16 Branch County townships have new board members, but only five contested seats are on August and November ballots.
By: Don Reid
"Given the immense challenges facing our District and our nation, I feel the need to step up and look out for working people," Urban said.
Coldwater will use three types of paving on city streets this summer.
BRANCH COUNTY — Maple Lawn will not enter the home health care business after the board reviewed an analysis and report from consultants Plant/Moran.
LANSING — Retired Bronson High School government teacher Don Hicks qualified as the Democratic party candidate in Michigan's 35th House District to face the winner of the August Republican primary in November.
By: Don Reid
"These two changes will produce roughly an increase of about $3 per month per customer."
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