Elizabeth Brixey is an associate professor at the Missouri School of Journalism and an editor at the Columbia Missourian. With a focus on local news, Elizabeth covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, weather, and social issues impacting the Columbia, Missouri area.
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Elizabeth Brixey primarily covers local news, with a focus on education and community events in Columbia, Missouri. Her articles often include government announcements and event coverage related to school districts and community initiatives.
If you have insights or newsworthy events related to education policies, human resources within educational institutions such as teacher recruitment or retention, financial issues affecting schools or families in the area of Columbia, Missouri, these could be relevant topics for her coverage.
Given Elizabeth's focus on local news in the United States (specifically Missouri), she would likely welcome pitches that are tailored specifically to this geographic region. If you have expertise or story ideas relevant to the local education landscape in this area, those would be particularly appealing.
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By: Olivia Mizelle, Elizabeth Brixey
of 2 Byron Smith's journey as an artist started at 8 years old, with a box of crayons and paint-by-number sheets.
By: Elizabeth Brixey, Destinee Broaddus
Lutheran Family and Children's Services is raising awareness for Missouri families who are experiencing a need for diapers.
By: Elizabeth Brixey, Mercy Austin, Nick Sheaffer
The national championship team is part of a program that aims to remove barriers for low-income kids to play sports.
By: Elizabeth Brixey, Yasmeen Saadi
As researchers hail the benefits of socioeconomic balance, they also acknowledge the complexity in trying to achieve it.
By: Elizabeth Brixey, Molly Gibbs
New weapons detection systems caused long lines on the first day of school at Rock Bridge and Hickman high schools.
By: Benjamin Zweig, Cara Penquite, Olivia Gyapong, Elizabeth Brixey
K-12 Education Reporter, Fall 2023 Studying policy reporting/political journalism and political science
By: Elizabeth Brixey, Cara Penquite, Benjamin Zweig, Olivia Gyapong
The first day of classes for Columbia Public Schools on Tuesday was an important one for University of Missouri senior Jarri Brooks.
By: Olivia Gyapong, Elizabeth Brixey
of 5 K-12 Education Reporter, Fall 2023 Studying policy reporting/political journalism and political science
By: Lola Jahant, Elizabeth Brixey, Mary McCue Bell
Chris Belcher, former superintendent of Columbia Public Schools, is among the 2024 Hall of Leaders honored by the Columbia Public Schools Foundation.
By: Dominique Hodge, Elizabeth Brixey, Benjamin Zweig
Columbia Independent School, a private school on the city's northwest side, recently showed off a $17.5 million expansion.
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