Emma Loura is a reporter for The Manhattan Mercury, with a focus on local news in Manhattan, Kansas. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, school news, and profiles of local residents. Emma's work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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Emma Loura's coverage spans a variety of local topics such as education, community events, and government announcements. Her articles often revolve around press releases, event coverage, and seasonal content.
Given Emma’s focus on local news and events, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to educational initiatives or developments within schools at the local level. Additionally, given her inclusion of entertainment news themes and design-related content in her work, there may also be an opportunity for pitches related to creative community endeavors or events that involve artistic elements.
Since Emma does not have a specific geographic focus mentioned but appears to concentrate on local news with a potential regional interest in Kansas due to some article titles referencing Manhattan city and K-State College of Agriculture.
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By: Emma Loura
Paintings line the gallery walls of the Manhattan Arts Center, glass ornaments hang from the windows.
By: Emma Loura
For one of K-State's newest graduates, walking across the stage at Bramlage Coliseum Saturday was more than just receiving a diploma.
By: Emma Loura
Riley County commissioners on Monday agreed to pay an engineering firm for work on the new emergency medical services headquarters after previously
By: Emma Loura
The December days before Christmas are cold, but Michael Beemer gives a warm greeting to everyone walking through the doors of Dillons in Westloop.
By: Emma Loura
Bluemont Elementary School students spent Tuesday learning with fun, hands-on activities as they prepare to wrap up the semester.
By: Emma Loura
While there has been a number of violent crimes in the area recently, Riley County Police Department officials say crime in November actually decreased over previous years.
By: Emma Loura
Housing and dining will cost more next year for K-State students living on campus after the Kansas Board of Regents on Wednesday unanimously approved increased rates.
By: Emma Loura
At Wednesday's meeting, the USD 383 school board heard four technology practices schools can put in place or reinforce for students.
By: Emma Loura
USD 383's superintendent says communication issues between the district's special education department and families receiving services that surfaced recently are "not acceptable."
By: Emma Loura
A youth football team hoping to use Bishop Stadium in CiCo Park is going to have to wait longer.
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