Lorie Palmer is a journalist based in Grangeville, Idaho. She writes for the Idaho County Free Press and Clearwater Progress, focusing on local news and community events. Lorie's articles cover a range of topics including business updates, education, healthcare, and youth programs.
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Lorie Palmer's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, business news, education, fundraising, and the holiday season. As such, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses' achievements or upcoming events within Grangeville and the surrounding areas. Additionally, she may welcome stories about educational initiatives or fundraisers taking place in these regions.
Given her focus on family & relationships and entertainment news themes as well as seasonal topics like holiday events and activities, Lorie might also respond positively to pitches that highlight unique local traditions or human-interest stories with a personal touch.
It’s clear that Lorie focuses primarily on local news within Grangeville and its vicinity; therefore, any outreach should align with this geographic scope.
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By: Lorie Palmer
GRANGEVILLE — “Our stories are important,” said Michelle Sheffer, LMSW, BHC.
By: Lorie Palmer
GRANGEVILLE — Mountain View School District 244 will hold an additional public hearing on Wednesday, Nov. 6, regarding deconsolidation.
KAMIAH — “This is really great; such a wonderful experience with public speaking and performing,” a parent commented at Kamiah Elementary School Friday, Oct. 25
Grangeville Bulldog Boosters recently provided $1,500 for Grangeville High School math teacher Ms. Wasem to purchase STEM calculators for her students’ use in the classroom. Facebook photo
By: Lorie Palmer
GRANGEVILLE — The fourth and final “The Art of Living Well” session was held Oct. 30 at the Grangeville Senior Center, with about 20 people in attendance.
By: Lorie Palmer
GRANGEVILLE — Chief operating officer Michelle Schaeffer gave a report on the Syringa clinics at the September board meeting.
GRANGEVILLE — “Remember, veterans faced great tasks for you, because you are worth it,” retired Marine Ethan Bishop spoke to a full house at Grangeville High School.
By: Lorie Palmer
Crafty Hideaway, 111 W. Main Street in Grangeville, will be the host for “Crystal Bowl Sound Bath” each Wednesday evening in November, 6-6:45 p.m. Arrive by 5:50 p.m. Classes are
By: Lorie Palmer
GRANGEVILLE — Deconsolidation will continue on its journey for Mountain View School District 244.
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