Liesbeth Powers is a visual journalist based in Moscow, Idaho. She specializes in capturing the local stories and events through her photography and videography. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Dallas Morning News and Yakima Herald-Republic.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Liesbeth's coverage concentrates on local news, particularly events and seasonal topics related to sports, entertainment, house & home, family & relationships. To effectively reach out to Liesbeth with relevant pitches, consider providing interesting stories or local events related to the listed themes and topics.
Given her focus on event coverage and seasonal news in a specific geographic area (Idaho), she might be interested in pitches about upcoming local events such as sports tournaments, community gatherings, or cultural festivals that tie into the themes covered. Additionally, if you have press releases or announcements related to local businesses or organizations within Idaho that align with her areas of interest - those could also be compelling angles for outreach.
Considering her broad range of interests from basketball and sports to demolition and entertainment news makes it important for your pitch to resonate closely with these areas while keeping a local perspective in mind.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Adam, 7, gives David Royall a hug outside of Jefferson Elementary School before the first day of second grade on Wednesday in Pullman. Dog Charlie Brown received a hug as well before Adam headed inside.
Washington State University seniors Tywin Cary, from left, and Colin Mendenhall play games of chess against Chess at WSU club Vice President Drew Bunch, a sophomore, and club President Brian Lee, a senior, at the Get Involved Fair on Wednesday on the Glenn Terrell Mall on the WSU campus in Pullman.
A moving snake sends ripples through the calm surface of Hordemanns Pond on Thursday in Moscow.
By: Liesbeth Powers
Lewiston wide receiver Nathan King reaches for a pass during a game against Coeur d’Alene on Thursday in Lewiston.
Click here to view this item from lmtribune.
By: Liesbeth Powers
Last week I found two maple leaves lying near their mother tree, part of a new season painted in shades of burgundy, orange and gold. The leaves felt so small and fragile when I cupped them in my hands, carried them inside and set them gently on the windowsill above our kitchen sink.
By: Liesbeth Powers
If there's one sure bet at any county fair, it's there will be a lot of kids and animals on the grounds Sep 22, 2024 4 mins ago
Cougar fans and mascot Butch T. Cougar look to the screen after a touchdown by San Jose State in the final minutes of regular play Friday in Pullman. The Washington State football team ended up battling its way to a wild 54-52 double-overtime win in the game, and on Sunday found just outside the top 25 in both the Associated Press and coaches' polls.
By: Liesbeth Powers
Biz Bits Sep 29, 2024 7 mins ago of 3 Owner Larissa Seeber prepares a Pink Paradise bowl at Larissa's Apron Green Wednesday in Pullman.
By: Alyson Rodriguez, Liesbeth Powers
A look Native American Heritage Month Contest Powwow participants making their grand entrance at the AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas in 2023.
(833) 317-6278 
