Jerry Painter is an editor for the Post Register and Idaho State Journal, with a focus on local news in Idaho Falls and the surrounding areas. His articles cover a range of topics including outdoor recreation, travel, dining, and community events. Jerry's work has also been featured in the Idaho Press.
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Jerry Painter's coverage indicates a focus on local outdoor and recreational activities, including rock climbing, cycling, hiking, and winter sports. He also covers topics such as dining and film festivals. Given the emphasis on local events and activities, he would likely appreciate pitches related to unique or upcoming outdoor experiences in Idaho Falls or nearby areas.
Considering Jerry’s emphasis on event coverage, announcements, promotional deals, and seasonal topics relating to family & relationships as well as house & home themes should be directed towards those that revolve around outdoor activities like rock climbing or hiking. Additionally, any pitches involving travel experiences within the region could be of interest to him given his geographic focus.
For effective outreach to Jerry Painter consider highlighting unique aspects of local events or destinations suitable for families engaging in outdoor adventures.
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By: Jerry Painter
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