Jim Smith is a PR Assistant with a focus on local news in Woodland, California. He writes for various publications, including the Daily Democrat, Laughingplace.com, The Journal Gazette, and The Davis Enterprise. Jim's articles cover a range of topics, from community events and college news to environmental conservation and birdwatching.
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Jim Smith's articles predominantly focus on local events, particularly related to Yolo County in California. His coverage also includes bird watching and community college activities. He may be interested in pitches that involve local events, environmental conservation efforts within the county, or stories related to Woodland Community College.
Additionally, Jim covers sports and entertainment news occasionally. If you have relevant information about sporting events or entertainment happenings specific to Yolo County or surrounding areas of California, he might find it interesting for his coverage.
Considering his strong emphasis on event coverage (62%), reaching out with timely and engaging local event ideas could increase the likelihood of grabbing Jim's attention.
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By: Jim Smith
It promises to be an entertaining third day at the ATP Chengdu Open with a number of entertaining matches on the slate in south-western China.
Visitors get batty at 2023's Trunk or Treat event at Cache Creek Nature preserve. Courtesy photo
The spooky season is upon us once again, when our collective minds drift to visions of witches, skeletons, black cats, and feelings of fright and villainy. Of course, it’s all in good, messy fun.
It won’t happen for perhaps five to 10 years, but those ugly utility poles and their wires may disappear on East Street south of Main.
Woodland is looking to expand its environmental footprint by hiring a new “conservation coordinator.”
By: Jim Smith
Well-known farmer-comedian Jim Smith and popular local musicians, Peter Morrison and Seamus MacLennan, will take to the stage on Skye this December for an unforgettable night of music and laughter.
Work will continue on a project involving the northbound Hwy. 113 interchange at Gibson Road.
Light rain dampened turnout for the annual Veterans Day Ceremony, but some quick thinking allowed the memorial to continue unabated.
Nearly 2,000 people attended a variety of events at the Woodland Community & Senior Center, according to a first quarter status report for the Community Services Department.
A volunteer looks skyward for birds during a previous Christmas Bird Count. This year’s count is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 27, and local birders are being asked to participate. Courtesy photo
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