Emily Pearce is a staff reporter for the Moscow-Pullman Daily News, focusing on local news in the Moscow, Idaho area. Her articles cover a range of topics including local government, community events, and human interest stories. She has also contributed to various other news outlets such as Yahoo News, Idaho Press, and The Seattle Times.
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Emily's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly government and politics, crime, and community events in the Pullman-Moscow area. She regularly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
If you are reaching out to Emily Pearce with a pitch or expert source related to local political developments (e.g., city council decisions), crime stories (especially court proceedings), key community events (festivals or public initiatives), or human-interest pieces that have relevance to the Pullman-Moscow area, your information would likely resonate well with her audience.
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Cowboys, horses and crowds proudly wear pink as thousands watch Day 3 of rodeo
Lee Owens doesn't have any secrets to living long, but his positive nature and good humor have made the most of a full life.
Traffic was backed up and the stands were full on the last night of the Lewiston Roundup, which was celebrating 90 years of rodeo.
Lee Owens doesn't have any secrets to living long, but his positive nature and good humor have made the most of a full life.
The city of Lewiston will need to appoint a new director for its Parks and Recreation Department when Tim Barker assumes a similar role in Bremerton, Wash.
Pullman school are debating whether to revise its policy on student cell phone usage.
By: Emily Pearce
Pullman school are debating whether to revise its policy on student cell phone usage.
Nonprofit employment group plans food, comedy and music By Emily Pearce Moscow-Pullman Daily News Sep 13, 2024 5 mins ago
Pullman Fire Department reminds public to not entertain dangerous tradition By Emily Pearce Moscow-Pullman Daily News Sep 17, 2024 Sep 17, 2024 Updated 3 mins ago
By: Emily Pearce
While Washington continues to establish energy facilities across the state, some lawmakers question how the objective affects rural populations.
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