Lonna Whiting is a journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota, focusing on local arts and culture. She writes for WDAY and covers a range of topics, including theater, visual arts, literature, and community events. Lonna is passionate about highlighting the vibrant arts scene in her community and sharing stories that celebrate local artists and their work.
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Lonna's coverage focuses heavily on local arts, culture, and lifestyle in the Fargo area. She often includes expert commentary and event coverage related to topics such as fiber arts, crafts, feminism, local sourcing, and festivals.
For successful outreach to Lonna Whiting consider offering expert insights or interviews with individuals involved in the local art scene in North Dakota. Topics related to community events like art tours or performances are likely to be of interest.
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Local galleries are full of unique finds while buying tickets to performances or donating to arts organizations will ensure the future of a vibrant arts scene.
Diederich runs her studio, Ellen Jean Diederich Studio, from her homes in Fargo and Rancho Mirage, Calif., where she and her family split their time. They sometimes drive between locations, another long drive for Diederich to stretch out her creative muscles.
Formed in 2016, the group meets weekly in person and online to support each other and help everyone work toward writing goals.
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A longtime tradition, singing to others is "one of the greatest gifts" to give, former carolers director says.
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