Lindsay White is a local journalist based in Virden, Canada. She writes for the Virden Empire-Advance and her work has also been featured in The San Diego Union-Tribune and Richmond News. Lindsay covers a range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories.
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Lindsay White's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, seasonal celebrations, and announcements in Virden, Canada. She often covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, family & relationships, business & industry as well as house & home.
If you're looking to reach out to Lindsay with a pitch or story idea, consider tailoring your approach to fit the local context of Virden and its community-centric focus. Stories that highlight local businesses, community initiatives or seasonal events would likely resonate well with her readership.
Given Lindsay’s emphasis on event coverage and seasonal themes such as Christmas-related activities in the area (like sleigh rides), pitches tied to these types of stories could be particularly appealing. Additionally, human-interest pieces related to awards/recognition within the local community may also align with her coverage trends.
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These kids will remember the famous fictional character. On Saturday, Mar. 2, the Border Regional Library (Virden Branch) hosted a Dr.
Former Viden performer returs with many accomplishments behind her to adjudicate the vocal portion of FM&AF
By: Lindsay White
Fort La Bosse School Division trustees and senior administration present a 2024/25 budget that includes a projected 55 more students.
By: Lindsay White
It was April 1 but no April Fool's gig as dozens of protesters lined up on Highway One
Sparky, the fire department mascot, and the Easter Bunny himself mingled with Easter egg hunters on April 7
On Apr. 3, Assiniboine Community College (ACC) hosted an Open House for the Practical Nursing and Comprehensive Health Care Aide Programs in Virden.
Miniota-Elkhorn C-Hawks defeat St. Anne Aces for the provincial title.
Konektis huge choir performs classics, modern repertoire, unusual pieces, and sometimes includes instruments.
Virden Collegiate Institute Choir hosts the Senior Divisional Choir from St. James-Assiniboia School Division
By: Lindsay White
From contributing more than $1 billion to the economy to creating thousands of jobs, we confirm an educated community is the foundation of a prosperous community, says Lindsay White, Ph.D.
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