Elizabeth Kelsey is a reporter for the Telegraph Herald, based in Dubuque, Iowa. With a focus on local news, Elizabeth covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her dedication to providing accurate and engaging news to the Dubuque community.
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Elizabeth Kelsey's coverage focuses primarily on local community news, with a specific emphasis on education and infrastructure in the Dubuque area. She often features press releases and government announcements, making her most responsive to pitches related to local events, educational initiatives, infrastructure developments, and significant community issues within Dubuque or Iowa.
Given the prevalence of articles about names in her work, she may also be interested in human interest stories that involve unique or intriguing naming trends within the local community. Pitches should align with Elizabeth's focus on covering events and announcements relevant to the Dubuque area while offering insights into how these topics impact residents' lives locally.
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By: Elizabeth Kelsey
Dubuque County Conservation organizará una caminata para hispanohablantes este fin de semana.
By: Elizabeth Kelsey
University of Dubuque will seek approval to open a medical school -- the first new one in the state in 125 years -- with plans to launch in 2028.
By: Elizabeth Kelsey
I t was just 15 minutes after the school day had begun, and the health office at Table Mound Elementary School in Dubuque already had a pair of patients.
By: Elizabeth Kelsey
MAQUOKETA, Iowa — A Maquoketa child care center recently broke ground on an expansion project that will increase the number and age range of children for which staff can care.
A local Iowa lawmaker will serve as the state's next lieutenant governor. Iowa Sen. Chris Cournoyer, R-LeClaire, was sworn in to the post Monday after Iowa Gov.
James “Jim” Kennedy Jr. doesn't have to go far in the Dyersville and Dubuque communities to hear words of praise for his mother, Ellen Kennedy.
The interim president of Northeast Iowa Community College will continue to lead the school for the next 2½ years.
By: Elizabeth Kelsey
EPWORTH, Iowa — Aria Kurt staggered across the Western Dubuque High School cafeteria in Epworth on Wednesday evening, her arms laden with a wrapped Christmas present that was nearly as big as she was.
Irving Berlin will just have to keep dreaming about that “White Christmas,” at least this year in Dubuque.
By: Elizabeth Kelsey
About once a month, David and Karen Roth go to the theater for what they call a “date night.”
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