Janean Sorrell is a journalist based in Hutchinson, Kansas. She writes for the Hutchinson Leader, covering local news and events, including profiles of local businesses, government meetings, community events, and human interest stories.
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Janean Sorrell’s focus is predominantly local, covering topics related to small businesses, healthcare, local government and community events. Given the emphasis on announcements and government-related coverage, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to new business openings or expansions, changes in local healthcare services or policies, as well as updates about city council decisions and community events.
For those looking to pitch Janean Sorrell with an announcement or story idea of interest for her audience base in Hutchinson and McLeod County Kansas should consider focusing on themes such as House & Home (32%) Agriculture & Farming (21%), Government & Politics(17%). Pitches focused on these areas are more likely to align with her typical coverage.
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The people have spoken, and now Gopher Campfire Wildlife Sanctuary seeks the community's help to save the deer.
Hutchinson City Council took the following actions unanimously at its April 9 meeting:
By: Janean Sorrell
Mounting concerns over the expansion of a dairy farm just east of Hutchinson city limits have prompted calls from the city and McLeod County Board for a third-party review of
By: Janean Sorrell
Hutchinson Youth Basketball Association marked its inaugural year of charitable giving by distributing $24,000 in grants to five organizations last week, with support from Main Street Sports Bar.
By JANEAN SORRELL
As the ink dries on the final edition of The Hutchinson Leader, the echoes of its 144 years of service reverberate through our community. It’s a bittersweet moment, marking the
If you've driven on a street south of Century Avenue Hutchinson, had your leaves vacuumed by the city, your street plowed, or mosquito spraying in your neighborhood, you can thank Public Works Manager John Olson.
Prepare for a summer of reverence and gratitude in Hutchinson as local veterans groups orchestrate two events to honor the sacrifices of servicemen and women and their families.
The game of pickleball is making waves in Hutchinson, with its popularity skyrocketing in recent years. Far from being just a pastime for seniors, pickleball has become a favorite among residents of all ages.
By: Janean Sorrell
Crow River Habitat for Humanity is gearing up for its 30th anniversary gala, marking three decades of providing affordable housing to McLeod County.
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