Hannah Seibold is a reporter at various publications including The Capital Press, The Columbian, and KOIN-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and consumer travel, while also touching on themes such as crime and regional stories in Oregon. Hannah's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including The Bulletin and Pamplin Media Group.
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Hannah Seibold concentrates on local news, community events, and entertainment in the Roseburg area of Oregon. Given her emphasis on event coverage and press releases, she would likely welcome pitches related to upcoming local events, human interest stories within the community, or new business openings.
As Hannah's focus is primarily on local news and events in Roseburg, Oregon, pitch ideas should be tailored to reflect this specific geographic area. For example: profiles of interesting individuals or businesses in the region; unique cultural or seasonal events taking place locally; or human interest pieces reflecting the spirit of the Roseburg community.
Considering that she covers a wide range of topics including crime reports and entertainment news with an emphasis on private sector announcements such as new business openings and special offers from local establishments may also be well received by Hannah.
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Portland has a number of opportunities to celebrate Black History Month in February.
By: Hannah Seibold
CityTeam Portland, a homeless services nonprofit, was awarded $3 million in grant funding from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines through the Affordable Housing Program to support its
By: Hannah Seibold
As announced Tuesday, Jan. 21, the Mall 205 DMV office in Southeast Portland will permanently close on Friday, Jan. 31. Officials said a new location could take more than a year to reopen.
By: Hannah Seibold
The "dirty" soda trend is making its way to North Portland, as Veronika Sakhashchik opens Fizz N Sip, serving up the popular soda, syrup and cream concoctions.
By: Hannah Seibold
The "dirty" soda trend is making its way to North Portland, as Veronika Sakhashchik opens Fizz N Sip, serving up the popular soda, syrup and cream concoctions.
By: Hannah Seibold
The longest-running African film festival in the state, the Cascade Festival of African Films, is set to celebrate its 35th anniversary at Portland Community College.
By: Hannah Seibold
The longest-running African film festival in the country, the Cascade Festival of African Films, is set to celebrate its 35th anniversary at Portland Community College. Above is a scene from "The Legend of Vagabond Queen of Lagos," one the featured films.
By: Hannah Seibold
Portland Parks & Recreation has completed its Mill Park project and opened the renovated space to the public.
By: Hannah Seibold
To help tax season a bit easier, Dr. Mary Marshall, assistant professor of accounting at Portland State University, is hosting a "Tax Talk" series at the school to help answer
By: Hannah Seibold
To help tax season a bit easier, Dr. Mary Marshall, assistant professor of accounting at Portland State University, is hosting a "Tax Talk" series at the school to help answer frequent questions. While questions are not open to the public, the series is.
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