Kelly Hertz is an editor whose work has appeared in Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan. Kelly covers a wide range of topics, including theater, art, music, television, and cultural events. With a keen eye for entertainment and the arts, Kelly brings engaging and informative articles to readers.
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Kelly Hertz focuses on entertainment news, with an emphasis on reviews and event coverage across various artistic mediums such as film, theater, music, and literature. Given this focus, pitches should revolve around providing access to exclusive content or events in these areas. For instance, offering early access to new releases for review consideration or providing opportunities for behind-the-scenes glimpses of artistic productions may be appealing.
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Yankton’s 41st annual Riverboat Days celebration was held this weekend, with a large crowd taking advantage of some great weather (and much better than 2023’s sweltering conditions) for a weekend
Something quite old became new again — and no longer blue — in downtown Yankton last week.
By: Cora Van Olson, Kelly Hertz
At its meeting Monday, the Yankton School Board approved a motion in support of a petition for zoning changes at the development just west of the Trailhead Learning Center (TLC).
Nathan Sanderson (right), executive director of the South Dakota Retailers Association, answers a question from the audience while Rick Weiland, a proponents of Initiated Measure 28, listens during a forum Thursday in Yankton.
Yankton’s annual Manufacturing Week is a couple of weeks away (Oct. 7-11), but the festivities got off to an early start Friday with the annual Manufacturing Olympics, held at the
Yankton County Emergency Management has issued a “no open burning” advisory for the county through Monday, Oct. 7.
A large crowd turned out for the annual Yankton Fire Department (YFD) Open House, held Wednesday at Fire Station No. 2 on 23rd Street. The evening included free hot dogs,
Sometimes, on these warm, dry, breezy autumn days — when rain feels like a distant memory and an even more distant possibility — I think about Elwynn Taylor.
By: Cora Van Olson, Kelly Hertz
The first of what are certain to be several farewell events planned for Yankton’s Webster Elementary School kicks off this weekend.
OCCUPATION: I am a teacher by trade with a double major in special and elementary education from DSU. I have my masters in K-12 educational administration from USD. I have taught in public, private, and homeschool settings over the last 20 years. Mostly recently, I was the administrator and middle school math, science, and history teacher for Missouri Valley Christian Academy here in Yankton. Currently, I am working with my husband on the family farm north of Yankton.
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