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.
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By: Iain Woessner
Luca is one of the many dogs PAWS Animal Rescue works to find loving forever homes for.
With the fall weather remaining fair, it was a good day on Saturday for a little get-together at Wegner Auto Company in Pierre, a customer appreciation event that saw children's games and great food provided to the community.
It’s another Queen of Hearts Raffle and the Fort Pierre Moose Lodge #1813 is donating thousands of dollars to area schools to help keep our children fed.
By: Iain Woessner
Andrew Kightlinger built a simulacra of Mount Katahdin in order to capture the extreme story of survival and courage that is the true tale depicted in Lost on A Mountain In Maine
A Halloween-themed 5k didn't mind some cloudy skies or cooler temps as a gaggle of superheroes, fairies, zombies and perhaps even some ordinary people enjoyed a 5k run alongside the river last weekend.
By: Iain Woessner
Amanda Carroll, organizer for Bras for a Cause, models a bra during Saturday's event, which raised a record $58,263.
By: Iain Woessner
Mist billows in the depths of the dungeon, dancing with arcane lights that cast eerie shadows upon black stone walls. Cyclopean monsters glower from around the corners, bidding welcome to
Students from all around the area earned honors for their artistic achievements Monday night at the third annual Capital Journal Fine Arts Awards.
Kristie Maher, fourth and fifth grade science and social studies teacher at Stanley County Schools, is CJ Media/Beck Motor Company’s Amazing Teacher of the Month.
While some neighborhoods definitely saw swarms of costumed children roaming the sidewalks, visiting porches and ringing doorbells for candy, it was
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