Hannah Schrodt is a News Editor for The Columbus Telegram, focusing on local news and events in the Columbus, Nebraska area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, from community organizations and businesses to local government and education.
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Hannah Schrodt's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, government announcements, education, family and relationships, as well as entertainment news in the United States with a specific emphasis on Nebraska and Columbus. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local community events or initiatives such as educational programs, awards ceremonies recognizing local individuals or families, updates on infrastructure projects within the area that affect residents' daily lives and changes happening within healthcare facilities.
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By: Hannah Schrodt
The Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee held its annual businesspersons' breakfast on July 6 at Ag Park.
This week's Pet of the Week, a partnership between the Paws and Claws Adoption Center and the Columbus Telegram.
By: Hannah Schrodt
Applegate Greenfiber recently announced the discontinuation of its community paper recycling program, leaving limited recycling options in Columbus.
An Abelardo’s Mexican Fresh franchise has opened in David City.
By: Hannah Schrodt
Theresa Grape has joined the Columbus Area Convention and Visitors Bureau as its new director.
Members of the Columbus community will now have a local option for their gastroenterology needs.
The Platte County Detention Facility is looking at some upgrades this year.
By: Hannah Schrodt
The sheep and goat show was held at the Butler County Fair on July 13.
Every day for the past 50 years, someone in the Doehling family has dutifully reported river observations in Surprise for the National Weather Service.
Lakeview High School ag teacher Kaydie Brandl has completed a CASE food science training.
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