J.O. Parker is a journalist based in Iowa, Washington, specializing in local news and community events. With a focus on small-town living and the arts, J.O. Parker covers a wide range of topics including theater, local businesses, community initiatives, and seasonal events.
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Washington, Iowa, United States (Local)
J.O. Parker's coverage centers around local news and events, with a focus on rural life, farming, county fairs, agriculture, and memories. His pieces often include expert commentary and announcements related to family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home topics.
If you're looking to reach out effectively to J.O. Parker for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities consider highlighting stories that showcase the heart of small-town living in the United States (specifically Iowa and Washington). Topics about local agricultural events, community activities like county fairs or seasonal festivities would likely resonate well with his audience.
Since J.O. Parker focuses on these specific regions within the US make sure your pitch reflects an understanding of the unique characteristics of small town America while showcasing relatable human interest stories set against this backdrop.
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MALCOM — Helping others is something a rural Malcom business owner takes to heart. Nolan Ferry Nolan Ferry, owner of …
By: J.O. Parker
Joining Ronald McDonald are, front row from left, Sophia Semprini and Lauryn Larmore. Back row Emma Snook, Abbi Henkle, Alexa …
MONTEZUMA — Montezuma High School will be well represented at the Iowa Personal Finance and State Economics Challenge state competitions …
As we wrapped up the first Montezuma Area Business Fair Saturday, April 6, at the Montezuma Schools, a young boy, the son of one of our vendors, handed me a jar of maple syrup and thanked us for letting his family sell their projects.
Ayson Krebill, 10, presents a check for $510 to Morgan Shea, a representative of the University of Iowa Stead Family …
Being a community journalist and having covered numerous youth activities, county fairs and school events, I’m often reminded about the importance of student and youth organizations such as 4-H and FFA.
The Brooklyn Community Garden at 305 Jefferson St. is growing in popularity and gaining ground each year.
Members of the Montezuma FCA chapter and others package meals during a South Iowa Cedar League Fellowship of Christian Athletes …
By: J.O. Parker
Debbie and I love being an aunt and uncle and supporting our nephews and family. J.O. Parker And last week …
By: J.O. Parker
The witch, Isabella Roorda, laments over Rapunzel, Addyson Probasco, growing up, in Montezuma High School’s production of “Into the Woods.” …
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