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: Sebastian Cruce, Gordon Dickson
Fourth Ward Councilperson Nick Foster on Thursday announced his resignation from the Columbia City Council effective June 12.
In the shadows of a six-story building, students are walking to class. The sounds from the street below echo off the walls of this building and others, and reverberate into the alleyways of downtown Columbia.
By: Jack Wixson, Gordon Dickson
Health experts are now recommending that people take a new blood test for cholesterol, which can be a key indicator for risk of heart disease.
By: Gordon Dickson
More than 150 students from 30 Missouri high schools showed off their skills Tuesday at a first-ever state level Job Olympics, a competition that aims to help students with disabilities prepare for the workforce.
By: Gordon Dickson
of 6 More than 150 students from 30 Missouri high schools showed off their skills Tuesday at a first-ever state level Job Olympics, a competition that aims to help students with disabilities prepare for the workforce.
By: Molly Fox, Nam Nguyen, Gordon Dickson, Kaleigh Ibarra, Maverick Dillon
of 4 Using a garden trowel, fence post and tools, a group of five worked slowly and carefully to clean a newly discovered tombstone.
By: Jono Edmonson, Gordon Dickson, Jonathan Edmonson
At least nine people died and 135 were injured in traffic crashes during the Fourth of July holiday period, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported.
By: Lucien Collins, Gordon Dickson
A worker was rescued Monday afternoon at Columbia's landfill after crashing a tractor and hydroseeder and falling into a 24-foot-deep ditch.
By: Sarah Moura, Gordon Dickson
Nancy Thompson, who has led the city of Columbia Law Department for 13 years, has announced plans to retire effective Oct. 14.
By: Sarah Moura, Gordon Dickson, Jono Edmonson, Jonathan Edmonson
The city of Columbia has proposed a general fund budget that includes roughly $7.3 million worth of cuts in the 2027 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1.
