Kim Poindexter is a managing editor for the Tahlequah Daily Press, focusing on local news and events in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Kim's writing often covers a range of topics, including travel, sports, opinion pieces, and advice columns. Kim's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and the Cleburne Times Review.
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Kim Poindexter specializes in opinion editorials, with a focus on family and relationships as well as entertainment news. If you're looking to pitch her an idea, consider offering personal experiences or insights relating to travel, events, holidays, or relatable topics that connect with the themes she covers. Additionally, since Kim has a local geographic focus on Oklahoma and Tahlequah in the United States, pitches related to these areas may resonate best with her audience.
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An acquaintance was grousing that her daughter, a rising high school senior, had gotten pregnant at a church camp in a neighboring state.
The other day, I overheard one guy talking to another guy at the NSU Fitness Center, and he said: “She’s really a nice, friendly person.”
My husband and I sometimes ride our bicycles along the River Parks trails in Tulsa. A new foot bridge opened Labor Day weekend over the Arkansas River, and cyclists and canines are welcome.
At the risk of sounding more cynical than usual, I’m going to suggest if you plan to take your family to Florida on vacation, you should do it sooner rather than later.
I believe in voting. As cynical as I am, I also believe our election system is reliable and safe, especially in Oklahoma.
During the holiday season, folks talk a lot about tension among family members, and how relatives from polar ends of the political spectrum almost come to blows over the Thanksgiving table.
When the holidays roll around, a lot of hard news opportunities evaporate. Aside from a handful of ne’er-do-wells stealing Christmas packages off of front porches, people tend to calm down.
Around this time of year, I always think of a former publisher, Brad Sugg. He led the Tahlequah Daily Press team for 17 years – a tenure that ended when
After asking for help from some former co-workers, I picked up some real gems about our former publisher, the late Brad Sugg. He was publisher for 17 years – the
Due to a series of events and circumstances, I was able to start my annual candy-making spree a week earlier than normal. By the time you read this, the weekend
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