Kerri Rempp is a local journalist based in Chadron, Nebraska. With a focus on covering local sports events and news, Kerri's work has been featured in various publications including Chadrad Communications, Rapid City Journal Media Group, The Alliance Times-Herald, and Star-Herald.
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Kerri Rempp's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school basketball, and community events in the areas of Chadron, Nebraska. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to local sporting events or human interest stories within the Chadron community.
Pitches could center around feature stories about athletes or coaches making a significant impact in local sports, as well as updates on ongoing tournaments or games. Additionally, Kerri may appreciate pitches that highlight unique community events and their impact on the local area.
When reaching out to Kerri with story ideas or potential sources for quotes, consider her strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements pertaining to high school basketball and other local news items.
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The Chadron City Council Thursday approved a grant application for $75,000 to make improvements at the Downtown Plaza at Second and Main streets.
City Councilman Miles Bannan tendered his resignation from the Chadron City Council Thursday night in the final meeting of the fiscal year.
Pumpkin decorating at Harvest Moon Fall Festival.By Kerri RemppDiscover Northwest NebraskaThe calendar has turned. Labor Day is in the rear-view mirror,
By: Jared Fernau, Kerri Rempp
Visitors to Memorial Hall will have additional access to handicapped parking in the near future. Chadron State College requested to additional handicapped stalls on the south side of 10th Street near Memorial Hall at Monday’s City Council meeting. There are currently two stalls, and the college asked the city to create two more.
By: Jett Rasmussen, Kerri Rempp
Residents in northern Box Butte County now have a new trash service.
Though Sioux County found the end zone first, the Arthur County Wolves outlasted them and handed the Warriors a 52-18 Homecoming loss Friday.
The Sioux County Lady Warriors added a third win to their record on Homecoming Friday.
By Kerri RemppThe Chadron City Council approved the one and six-year street plan Monday, with a significant portion of the city streets scheduled to be
By: Kerri Rempp
Three open seats on the Sioux County School Board will be filled by two incumbents and one newcomer, according to unofficial election results posted Tuesday night.
The council Monday offered the position to interim city clerk Katie Parks, who accepted the job. She will be paid $30/hour or $62,400 annually.
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