Gordon Dickson is a Local Government Editor at the Missourian and an assistant professor at the Missouri School of Journalism. He focuses on urban development, government, and public policy, while also covering the construction industry and animal rescue and rehabilitation. Gordon's work has been featured in the Columbia Missourian.
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Gordon Dickson's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, encompassing topics such as crime, education, scientific developments, and health-related issues. Given the emphasis on local news in Missouri and Columbia, pitches should be tailored to provide insights or stories relevant to these specific areas. For instance, providing expert commentary on local educational policies or initiatives addressing homelessness within the region might attract his attention.
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By: Hannah Henderson, Raphael D. Sternadori, Gordon Dickson, Raphael Sternadori, Maverick Dillon
Mark Johnson remembers a time, many decades ago, when the cool cats hung out by Hinkson Creek near Rock Quarry Road. He recounts fuzzy memories of swimming in the “Hink” and laughs.
By: Gordon Dickson, Lucien Collins
Motorists who park in city garages will have less free time, if the Columbia City Council moves forward with proposed new parking rates.
By: Luke Hahnel, Gordon Dickson
The City Council meeting is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. Monday at the Daniel Boone City Building, 701 E. Broadway
By: Carlotta Angiolillo, Gordon Dickson
of 4 In the southwest quadrant of Columbia, the Fourth Ward stands primarily as a residential area, along with some shopping centers, schools, parks and trails.
By: Luke Hahnel, Gordon Dickson
Residents who get help with their utility bills through a city-run assistance program could get less funding in the coming year.
By: Carlotta Angiolillo, Gordon Dickson
of 4 Human rights attorney Sharon Jones on Tuesday handily won an election to represent the Fourth Ward on the Columbia City Council, fending
By: Sydney Rohrberg
The tax is expected to generate $38 million a year for public safety and help the city pay for two new fire stations.
By: Max Quinn, Gordon Dickson
Occupants of two cars trapped in high water were rescued Thursday morning by the Columbia Fire Department and the Boone County Fire Protection District.
By: Gordon Dickson, Max Quinn
Occupants of two cars trapped in high water were rescued Thursday morning by the Columbia Fire Department and the Boone County Fire Protection District.
By: Lucien Collins, Gordon Dickson
In just three months, voters will again be asked to go to the polls and approve a second sales tax related to public safety.
