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.
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A look back on previous years of the “Letters to Santa” sections in the Free Press always offers a moment of nostalgia, a few laughs and a perspective of Christmas through the eyes of a child.
By: Lorie Palmer
(L-R) Sisters Ackley, 3, Josie, 6, and Paislee, 9, enjoy spending time together playing and roughhousing. Free Press / Lorie Palmer
Grangeville Church of the Nazarene Pastor Ben Boeckel, his wife, Lynsey, and children, Peter and Hannah, light the Advent candle Dec. 8. After nearly eight years in Grangeville, the family has moved to Emmett where they will pastor the Emmett Church of the Nazarene.
By: Lorie Palmer
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This house on North 2nd Street in Grangeville is lit up for the Christmas season. Free Press / Lorie Palmer
Idaho County 4-H recently announced the 2024 Idaho County 4-H Achievement Award winners.
GRANGEVILLE — “I’m here to speak regarding the public comments made at last month’s board meeting expressing support for the curriculum programs PragerU and Hillsdale College,” patron Lynette Mullins addressed the Mountain View School District 244 board at the Dec. 19 meeting.
By: Lorie Palmer
Did you know that recently the Grangeville Elementary Middle and Grangeville High school staffs got together to rotate through five medical-training stations? They learned about AED use, Narcan administration, epinephrine injections, LifeVac anti-choking devices, recognizing concussions, and a brief physiology about diabetes Type 1.
Joy to the World was a Christmas hymn on the agenda at the Grangeville United Methodist Church’s Christmas music night in December 2024.
The Grangeville United Methodist Church Bell Ringers, directed by Barbara Cleary, perform Dec. 8 during the church’s Christmas music night.
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