Maddy Long is a journalist based in Pocatello, Idaho. She writes for the Idaho State Journal and her work has also appeared in the Post Register. Maddy covers local news and events, including community celebrations, business openings, healthcare updates, and law enforcement initiatives.
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Maddy Long's coverage primarily focuses on local events, community news, and business openings in the Pocatello area of Idaho. She seems to be particularly interested in announcements, promotional deals, private sector activities, and event coverage.
For outreach to Maddy Long, consider pitching stories about upcoming local events or newsworthy community developments within the Pocatello area. Additionally, if you have information related to personal finance topics that directly impact residents of Pocatello or Idaho as a whole (e.g., affordable housing projects), it may resonate with her audience.
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Janelle Arvas, a tech specialist in the Pocatello-Chubbuck School District 25, teaching kindergarten students from Syringa Elementary School about computer coding. Maddy Long/Idaho State Journal
The National Weather Service predicts that there's about a 10 percent chance of a white Christmas in Pocatello, Blackfoot and other East Idaho lowland areas.
Email Print Copy article link Save The National Weather Service predicts that there's about a 50 percent chance of a white Christmas in Pocatello, Blackfoot and other East Idaho lowland areas.
Pictured is the Valley Mission building in downtown Pocatello. Maddy Long/Idaho State Journal
Pictured is Dakota Worrell, president of DW Investors. Submitted Photo
A deer pictured making use of a wildlife underpass in Utah. Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Photo
By: Maddy Long
POCATELLO — A monthly meetup of entrepreneurs and business owners designed to facilitate networking, collaboration and learning is set to take place at the Museum of Clean next month.
A storage facility where people will be able to store vehicles for as long as they want has opened in Chubbuck.
By: Maddy Long
The Idaho Transportation Department has received a $20.8 million grant to create three underpasses that will allow a herd of mule deer to safely cross a local highway.
Azdyn Bartschi and his wife Daesha are the new owners of Bear Lake Furniture in Montpelier. Photo courtesy of Azdyn Bartschi
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