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.
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At an open house event celebrating their 40th anniversary, Century Business Products’ co-owner Kevin Jergenson took a moment to reflect on the monumental changes that the company has seen over
By Iain Woessner of 9 With all the bustle and flair of a German Christmas Market, the Zonta Holiday Craft & Vendor Show is
By: Iain Woessner
Northridge Plaza continues to grow, welcoming Five Below at long last to begin serving the people of Pierre, providing low-cost goods and joining several new businesses at the iconic mall, including TJ Maxx.
By: Iain Woessner
Andrea Royer looks over her studio as a gaggle of students begins to warm up for the day's lesson.
By: Iain Woessner, Todd Thompson
The Parade of Lights once more triumphed down the streets of Pierre, bringing a dazzling display of festive spirit to the good people of the town.
By: Iain Woessner
Turnout was good for the 20th annual Tyler Wilcox Blood Drive, an award-winning blood drive which has become a community tradition.
Opening its doors to the community, the Rawlins Library hosted a fun-for-all-ages event with a special appearance by Santa and even the Grinch, as
Looks like it really is beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and Santa Claus has been sighted in various places around town. We managed to catch St.
By: Iain Woessner
Passing into the Faith Lutheran Church on Euclid, one beholds a collection of worlds, cities and landscapes handcrafted by diligent creators, thrumming with life and coursing with miniature trains.
A red-carpet affair lit up the Casey Tibbs Rodeo Center on a frosty South Dakota night, providing a showcase of the exceptional talents and achievements
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