Kelly Breckunitch is a journalist based in Derby, Kansas. She writes for the Derby Informer, focusing on local news and community events. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including education, philanthropy, infrastructure, and local achievements.
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Kelly Breckunitch's coverage largely focuses on local news in Derby, Kansas. She has a strong emphasis on family and relationships, education, and business & industry within the Derby community. Given this focus, pitches should revolve around local events, changes in leadership within educational institutions or businesses, philanthropic initiatives impacting the community, as well as stories highlighting the impact of these topics on families.
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Established in 1958, the Derby Public Library has seen plenty of change over the course of its existence – like moving into new, expanded locations five times.
Since the turn of the century, Derby has been in a bit of a unique situation compared to other cities in Kansas. While most have their own water departments, the city of Derby owns and operates the El Paso Water Company – which it has done since purchasing the company in 1999.
Following the work done up front – testing well sites, developing treatment options, purchasing land – the city has arrived at the next juncture when it comes to bringing back local water service.
Coming down K-15 at night during the month of December, there’s a house tucked away just off the highway (900 N. Baltimore) that you can’t miss – given that it
Though he’s officially been in his role with Derby Fire & Rescue for just under a year, Fire Marshal Jonathan Marr has already made his impact felt – and that
In an unfortunate turn following a bout with multiple severe infections that placed him in the intensive care unit, former long-time Derby High math teacher and local resident Robert Rhodes passed away over the weekend.
While Santa, Rudolph and Frosty might get the bulk of the attention during the Christmas season, there’s another holiday icon Derby’s Kevin and Missy Carter want to make sure doesn’t
There are plenty of polarizing topics across the U.S. to sound off about at the moment. Take a look at the very next page and you may find one.
Back in the days of the sixth grade center, nearly 10 years ago now, Derby Middle School teacher Karin Marsh vividly recalls a Christmas tradition where one of the maintenance staff would routinely dress up as Santa before the Christmas break and go around visiting the classrooms and wishing everyone a merry Christmas.
At its last meeting of 2024, the Derby Planning Commission set the stage for a major community project to get underway in 2025, approving the site plan for Decarsky Park phase two at its meeting on Dec. 19.
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