Marissa Payne is a reporter for The Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. With a focus on local news, Marissa covers a range of topics including housing, economic development, community projects, and sports. Her work has been featured in various publications and media outlets across Iowa and the United States.
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Marissa Payne's coverage focuses on local government announcements, economic development, real estate industry updates primarily in Cedar Rapids and Iowa. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to significant business developments, local government policies, and community initiatives within these areas.
Pitches offering insights into economic trends impacting Cedar Rapids or Iowa or experts discussing the implications of new regulations would likely resonate well with Marissa. Additionally, stories about new business ventures or infrastructure projects can also capture her interest.
Given that a substantial portion of her coverage includes press releases and government announcements, she may also appreciate exclusive access to breaking news related to local businesses or policy changes.
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By: Marissa Payne
The top House Republican super PAC is spending $4.2 million on ads in the 1st and 3rd District to stave off challenges to vulnerable GOP incumbents.
By: Marissa Payne
Iowa House Democrats on Thursday vowed to eliminate the state's six-week abortion ban and enshrine abortion rights in the Iowa Constitution if they reclaim a majority in the Legislature in the November general election.
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register CLIVE — U.S. Rep. Zach Nunn said Saturday that the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation is investigating complaints
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Good morning, Iowa. Gov. Kim Reynolds is making good on her promise three years ago to give families more education options for their children.
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Members of the Iowa National Guard and a state-operated swift water rescue team have been deployed to North Carolina to
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Two automated traffic-enforcement cameras in Des Moines at Ninth Street and Grand Avenue and the 1400 block of Grand Avenue stopped operating at 4 p.m.
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Which Iowa communities can still operate speed cameras and where after the state Department of Transportation decided Monday which permits to issue or decline?
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Freshly returned from a 10-day trade mission to India, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds said Thursday she won't decide on appointing a new lieutenant governor until after the Nov. 5 general election.
By: Marissa Payne
Des Moines Register Gov. Kim Reynolds, state officials and industry partners are touting her recent trip to India as the beginning of tapping into the potential to grow Iowa's export markets
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