Jim Bennett is a local journalist who focuses on covering stories in the Osceola area. He writes for publications such as Osceola Sun and Country Messenger, and his work has also been featured in TAPinto.net. Jim's articles cover a range of topics including outdoor activities, local news, and technology.
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Jim Bennett's coverage spans topics such as education, human resources & employment, family & relationships, and sports. His focus appears local or community-oriented. Given the variety of themes covered in his articles, pitches should align with these interests.
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So where did all of these Asian beetles come from? I know, Asia, but seriously, they seem to have had a population explosion this year with the hot dry autumn. Plus they have two disgusting habits that make them a real pain in the neck. The fact that they bite and stink when you kill them is upsetting to everyone. How one little bug can smell so bad is beyond my understanding. I know we have all kinds of unwanted guests since we have expanded into this global economy and it looks like those Asian beetles are here to stay and no one I know is happy to have them.
Dogs are amazing. Talk about great athletic ability, then add my love of sports analogies. Pointers are like wide receivers; fast and athletic. Pointers resonate style when they lock-up on
I decided to go grouse hunting but when I opened the door, gun in hand I got sprinkled on. I instantly became the weatherman. In today’s world we all feel
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Just like you I’m guessing, I love to travel and see new places as we explore the Great Outdoors. We’re on a journey heading south from New Hampshire to South
Deer hunting is serious business for serious deer hunters. Our group gets up way too early. We’re in the woods and set up an hour before sunrise. Some in tree
I’ve always been amazed at how deer can just appear out of nowhere. I’ve also been amazed at how they stay hidden, preventing any kind of shot when they’re sneaking
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Luckily I could read the sign saying the waterfowl refuge on the other side of the road had just opened to hunting. My hope was that surviving pheasants living on
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