Job Vigil is a journalist at various publications including the North Platte Telegraph and the Omaha World-Herald. He focuses on AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and the literary world, exploring themes related to authors, books, and publishing houses. Job's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing his diverse interests and expertise in these important topics.
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Job Vigil's coverage primarily focuses on local events and community news in North Platte, Nebraska. He covers a range of topics including sports, politics, education, culture & society. If you are looking to reach out effectively to him consider pitches related to local events and developments within the North Platte area that fall under these categories.
Given his focus on youth programs and baseball, he may be interested in stories about initiatives or events related to youth development, summer activities for kids or any updates related to the local sports scene. Additionally, considering his interest in politics and education alongside cultural themes showcased by beauty pageants and museum exhibits can help tailor your approach when reaching out with relevant story suggestions.
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A survey from 1897 has resolved a tax dispute involving a section of Lincoln County pasture land.
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will discuss purchase of Mule ATVs during their weekly meeting on Monday morning. The item was tabled at the previous meeting on Feb. 1.
The Lincoln County Commissioners approved two grant applications seeking funds from the Nebraska Department of Roads Highway Safety Office.
Friends of the Library members spent Thursday browsing through the plethora of books available at the annual book sale at the North Platte Public Library.
A focus on growing agriculture and tax reform to enhance manufacturing in Nebraska is a mainstay of the Pete Ricketts for governor campaign.
A fire left a garage and everything inside it a total loss Thursday morning in the 300 block of North Mills Avenue, North Platte Fire Marshal George Lewis said.
The proposed budget for Mid-Plains Community College shows a reduction in the levy from 7.54 cents per $100 in 2017-18 to 7.40 cents per $100 in 2018-19. The Mid-Plains Community
The proposed 308 BMX track is well on its way to reaching the goal set for it to come to fruition, according to organizer Brandon McCook.
The Nebraska Affordable Housing Program application has been received and a public hearing will take place at 9:30 a.m. Monday in the commissioners room at the Lincoln County Courthouse.
