Traffic Reporter/Freelance Journalist/Voice Talent
Ian Crawford is a Traffic Reporter and Freelance Journalist at various outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, healthcare systems, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and career development. Ian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Singularity Hub, WTOP News, and Ars Technica, among others.
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Ian Crawford focuses on local event coverage and community-related topics in Eastern Oregon, particularly Baker City. His articles often cover community events, local housing issues, and sports activities. If you want to reach out to Ian, consider offering insights or stories related to these themes within the specified geographic area. For example, pitches about innovative approaches to addressing the housing crunch in Baker City or notable local community events are likely to resonate with him.
Additionally, given his coverage of astronomy-related topics such as building telescopes on the moon and government announcements like Senator Wyden's discussions about birthing centers and federal debt, he may also be interested in receiving relevant news releases or expert commentary concerning these subjects within his designated region.
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Artemis II’s striking images of Earth from lunar distance revive awe in space exploration while revealing our planet as a fragile, borderless world that calls for shared responsibility, argues Ian Crawford.
By: Ian Crawford
With increasing pressure to deliver more with less, many businesses focus on investment in systems, technology and short-term efficiencies.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has formally launched his campaign for a second term, pitching a record he said will deliver safer communities, a stronger economy and better schools.
By: Ian Crawford
Some small- and minority-owned businesses in Maryland will be able to get some investment help from the state.
By: Ian Crawford
With the days getting longer and warmer and more people on the roads, AAA has some safety tips for teens getting behind the wheel.
By: Ian Crawford
Drowning remains the leading cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 and recent trends are moving in the wrong direction.
Minimum wage workers in Montgomery County, Maryland, will be getting a pay raise beginning on July 1.
The American Discovery 250 Relay will span 6,800 miles from California to Delaware, with teams carrying copies of the Declaration of Independence.
By: Ian Crawford
Minimum wage workers in Montgomery County will be getting a pay raise beginning on July 1.
