Iain Woessner is a journalist based in Pierre, South Dakota. He specializes in local news and community stories, covering a range of topics including events, charity work, transportation, and human interest pieces. His work has been featured in the Capital Journal and the Valley City Times-Record.
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Iain focuses on local news, particularly community events, seasonal content, and announcements pertaining to Pierre, South Dakota. Pitches should offer human interest stories about local events or highlight the impact of infrastructure developments on the community.
Given Iain’s coverage attributes and themes covered, he may be receptive to pitches that provide unique angles on family-focused events or expert commentary related to local government decisions impacting residents' daily lives. Additionally, topics such as house & home renovations within the locality could also align well with his coverage areas.
Considering his geographic focus on Pierre and South Dakota in general, outreach should emphasize a clear connection to these locations when pitching relevant story ideas.
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By: Iain Woessner
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By: Iain Woessner
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By: Iain Woessner
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By: Iain Woessner
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By: Iain Woessner
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