Jackson Valenti is a journalist based in Columbia, Missouri. He writes for KOMU 8 & Mid-Missouri CW and the Columbia Missourian, covering local news and events in the area. His articles focus on a range of topics including housing, community initiatives, social issues, and local government projects.
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Jackson Valenti's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, with a strong emphasis on political and sustainability topics. His articles often feature expert commentary, making him open to insights from local authorities or experts in the field.
Given his focus on community support and shelter-related issues such as homelessness and extreme weather conditions, Jackson may be receptive to pitches that highlight innovative solutions for addressing these challenges at a local level. If you have expertise in urban planning, social work, or related fields with relevance to Columbia and Missouri communities, your insights could resonate well with his coverage area.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Cell phones in the classroom have become a debate in more communities across Iowa citing concerns about children’s mental health and development.
By: Jackson Valenti
EVANSDALE, Iowa (KCRG) - “You find ways to cope but you don’t... it doesn’t stop, it doesn’t go away.”
By: Jackson Valenti
MARION, Iowa (KCRG) - The Linn-Mar School District says an incident during a homecoming parade is now part of an on-going investigation.
By: Jackson Valenti
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - The Iowa National Guard is in North and South Carolina surveying the damage left behind from Helene.
By: Jackson Valenti
The North Liberty Food Pantry is moving to a much larger building to give out more food.
By: Jackson Valenti
The Mayor of Cedar Falls is denouncing several recent hate speech incidents, But those instances date back to August, when the city said little about them.
By: Jackson Valenti
OELWEIN, Iowa (KCRG) - Friday varsity football players at Oelwein high school got the chance to start a game, despite the school forfeiting its last two varsity matches.
By: Jackson Valenti
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (KCRG) - In the wake of the destruction caused by hurricane Milton, different groups in Iowa have worked to help affected areas recover. LifeServe blood center is among them, having donated blood in wake of hurricane Milton.
A community fridge is what the name implies, an outdoor fridge where people can donate or pickup food 24/7. (KCRG) By Jackson Valenti Published: Oct. 18, 2024 at 5:21 AM CEST
Since the pandemic more people are working and learning from home. That’s impacting blood drives at schools and workplaces, and especially impacting those potential first-time donors.
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