Josh Spreiter is an anchor for News 3 Now This Morning. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, event management, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on sustainable practices and community events. Josh has been featured in WMSN TV Fox 47, WKBT News 8 Now, and Madison Magazine.
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Madison, United States (Local)
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Josh Spreiter's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local community events, holidays, and volunteer opportunities in the Madison and Wisconsin area. If you're reaching out to him, consider offering information about upcoming local events, seasonal activities, or human interest stories related to fundraising and volunteerism in these areas.
Given his focus on "House & Home" and "Entertainment News," he may also be interested in unique home decorations for holidays or feature pieces on how people celebrate different seasons at home within the Madison and Wisconsin communities.
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By: Josh Spreiter
The Deliciouser has built a reputation as more than just a restaurant.
By: Josh Spreiter
Yeeshan opened earlier this year and has quickly built a following for its modern approach to Asian cuisine.
By: Josh Spreiter
Union Corners Tavern has become a neighborhood gathering place known for elevated comfort food, craft cocktails and a welcoming atmosphere.
News 3 Now is once again partnering with Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County to help local students head back to school with the supplies they need to succeed.
By: Josh Spreiter
The month-long event features fields of zinnias, cosmos, marigolds and sunflowers where visitors can stroll through vibrant displays, snap photos and create their own U-pick bouquets.
The district is hiring school bus drivers to help transport students safely to and from school throughout the upcoming academic year.
By: Josh Spreiter
The items will be distributed to families in need during the annual community event.
The festival features more than 80 tons of Wisconsin-grown sweet corn, along with carnival rides, live music, family activities, food vendors and community organizations.
By: Josh Spreiter
Families still looking for school supplies can get help Tuesday through the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County.
The festival will take place Friday through Sunday at the Middleton High School grounds.
