Jamie Verwys is a city beat reporter for the Green Valley News and Sun and the Nogales International, with a focus on local news in the Green Valley area of Arizona. Jamie covers a wide range of topics, including community events, sports, weather, local organizations, and human interest stories. Their work has also been featured in Herald/Review Media.
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Sahuarita, United States (Local)
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Jamie Verwys' coverage is heavily focused on local news and events, with particular emphasis on family, education, sports, and community-related topics. For outreach to Jamie Verwys, consider offering stories related to local nonprofit activities in Sahuarita or the surrounding areas. Topics such as community initiatives, educational programs for youths or adults, sports events and achievements of locals can also be good angles for engagement.
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“Beware the pump.”
By: Jamie Verwys
Sahuarita Toastmasters President Dick Sanders cuts the ribbon alongside other members and members of the Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce last week.
Quail Creek Ceramics Club members Janice Boatman, Joan Campbell, Janice McCoy and Jo Zorn and their last batch of work for Empty Bowls.
Larry Petersen wouldn’t normally use a 3-wood on the 17th hole at San Ignacio Golf Club. But, after acing a hole-in-one there Monday, he’s glad he did.
By: Jamie Verwys
Voters approved a $50 million bond on Nov. 7 for Sahuarita Unified School District, paving the way for a variety of projects.
Voters approved a $50 million bond on Nov. 7 for Sahuarita Unified School District, paving the way for a variety of projects.
“I have one suggestion I make to anyone who's asking me what makes marriage last — I refuse to argue.”
By: Jamie Verwys
National Weather Service forecaster Dalton Van Stratten works on narrowing down the weather for aviation.
Christina Pelayo is a new School Resource Officer at Sahuarita Unified School District campuses following the district's SRO program expansion.
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