Kim Archer is a medical reporter based in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. She covers local news and events related to healthcare, community health initiatives, and medical breakthroughs. Her work has been featured in Bartlesville Examiner-enterprise, The Hutchinson News, and Yahoo News.
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Kim Archer focuses on local news, particularly crime and community events in Bartlesville, Oklahoma. She covers a wide range of topics including government announcements, event coverage, press releases, evolving stories and breaking news.
To effectively pitch to Kim Archer, consider providing insights or access to key figures related to the local government's initiatives or announcements. If you have perspectives on ongoing local events or developments in relation to crime and safety within Bartlesville or surrounding areas of Oklahoma that could provide valuable context for her reporting. Additionally, if you have information about health & wellbeing initiatives or family-related matters within this region it may be of interest given her coverage attributes.
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Newton Police arrested a Hutchinson woman Monday evening in the fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a Newton woman Monday morning, according to a City of Newton release.
By: Kim Archer
Tri County Tech student Yasmina Bruton received the National Center for Women & Information Technology Award for Aspirations in Computing on April 9.
By: Kim Archer
Visit Bartlesville executive director Maria Gus will be the guest speaker April 18 at BAHM's April "Third Thursday Lunch and Learn."
Abilene, Kansas, has been named one of the Best Historic Small Towns in the country by USA TODAY 10Best readers.
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By: Kim Archer
A 3-year-old boy who was found submerged in a pond at Hillcrest Country Club Tuesday has died, Bartlesville police said Wednesday.
Paramore replaces Carter File, who announced his retirement in late 2023.
By: Kim Archer
Diamante will open for rock band Pop Evil on Sept. 13 at the 2024 Kansas State Fair.
By: Kim Archer
A Haven family is holding a fundraiser on May 9 to honor Reno County soldiers killed in Vietnam War along with their loved one, PFC Henry Lee Fisher.
By: Kim Archer
Kim Archer Special to the EE Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise reporter/photographer Andy Dossett won several statewide awards for
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