Kyra Price is a journalist for The Spectator, a local publication in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. With a focus on the community, Kyra writes articles covering a range of topics including local events, food, health, and personal experiences. Her writing style is engaging and often incorporates a touch of humor and personal insight.
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Eau Claire, United States (Local)
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Kyra Price's focus is mainly on local entertainment news and house & home topics with a strong emphasis on food, recipes, cooking, and potatoes. Her coverage attributes are largely centered around expert commentary.
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Unplanned solo travel and mystery illnesses only give me more writing inspiration
2024 is already an incredible year for music and it’s only April
Story by Kyra Price, Freelance Writer • April 17, 2024
By: Kyra Price, Andrea Paulseth
historic home of Scatterbrain Café has lived many lives and hopes to serve the scatterbrained for years to come
With my trip abroad coming to an end, many questions have arisen.
A historic downtown Menomonie mansion that was home to three generations of lumber barons is once again open to the public. An agreement between the current owner of the Wilson Place Mansion, Tim Dotseth, and the Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts means ...
We had to commemorate the successful transportation of our “new” couch with a.5 picture.
At approximately 3:30 a.m. on Sept. 27, The Communications Center dispatched Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to a case between Governor’s Hall and Horan Hall. An officer joined them on the scene.
Sarah J. Maas could have written ‘Romeo and Juliet,’ but Shakespeare couldn’t have written ‘ACOTAR’
I had to snap a quick picture after checking out of the ER to commemorate my four hours spent there.
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