Karen E. Davis is a local journalist based in Belgrade, Montana. She writes for various publications including the Belgrade News, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, and MILES CITY COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA. Karen's articles cover a range of topics including local news, crime, community events, human interest stories, and sports.
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Belgrade, United States (Local)
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Karen E. Davis focuses on local news with a blend of crime, entertainment, and human interest stories. She predominantly covers announcements and evolving stories related to crime, education, government & politics with an emphasis on local events.
To effectively reach out to Karen for potential coverage or pitches, consider offering insights or access to local events tied to crime incidents, community initiatives in education and politics that have broad appeal within the Montana region (United States). If you are involved in any educational programs or political activities specific to Belgrade or its surrounding areas, these could be viable subjects for outreach.
She also has a focus on Olympics-related stories which presents an opportunity for pitching human-interest pieces featuring athletes from her coverage area who are competing at high-profile events like the Olympics.
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By: Karen E. Davis
Local Churchill resident Liz Peterson could be on her way to gaining television notoriety, but for something that no mom would ever wish on her family.
By: Karen E. Davis
Belgrade resident Uriel Raymond Utter, 45, was arrested Jan. 16 for 1st offense partner strangulation.
By: Karen E. Davis
In November, things looked pretty dire for Carol Scott's certified nursing assistant (CNA) training program in Belgrade.
By: Karen E. Davis
In November, things looked pretty dire for Carol Scott's certified nursing assistant (CNA) training program in Belgrade.
For me, the moment was in the 7th grade. My school was on a field trip to the local newspaper.
It was August 2023. Belgrade resident and U.S. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Montana was standing on the border of northern Israel and Lebanon.
This started when Austin Moore's mom ratted him out for having a stolen truck, according to police.
By: Karen E. Davis
Most beginnings are inauspicious. Ditto for the Belgrade News. It was January 2004, and Rick Weaver, publisher of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, was starting up a new bi-weekly newspaper in Belgrade.
By: Karen E. Davis
Twenty years ago, Three Forks had a lot to do with the beginning of the Belgrade News.
The Belgrade News won the 2023 Thomas Dimsdale Sweepstakes Award June 17 at the 138th annual convention of the Montana Newspaper Association.
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