Mary Jane Skala is a journalist based in Kearney, Nebraska. She writes for the Kearney Hub and her work has also been featured in various local newspapers and media outlets. Mary Jane covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local businesses, health and wellness, and human interest stories.
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Mary Jane Skala's coverage revolves around local events and topics related to family, relationships, culture, society, and entertainment in Kearney, Nebraska. She frequently covers community events and nonprofit organizations. When reaching out to her, consider offering stories about local initiatives or human interest pieces that align with the themes she commonly covers. Topics such as the history of Kearney and educational developments within the community may also be of interest to her audience.
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By: Mary Jane Skala, Kearney Hub
Marlynn Dexter grows 200 varieties of orchids in his Kearney home. The retiree spends two hours every morning watering and feeding his flowers.
Jim Lutz, parade chairman, said 40 units were scheduled, but roughly 15 more participants and groups arrived hoping to march, and “we took whoever showed up."
By: Mary Jane Skala
So far, more than 30 KHS students have expressed an interest in the program. The men expect to teach three classes of 20 students each.
Place orders through Nov. 22 for ornaments for CHI Health Good Samaritan’s Tree of Love. Ornaments can memorialize a loved one, or celebrate a birth or an anniversary.
KEARNEY — Can the Kearney area raise $2 million in 24 hours? Judi Sickler, president and CEO of the Kearney Area Community Foundation, believes it can.
KEARNEY — An 11-year-old Central Avenue store has a new name and enthusiastic new owners. It's Classic Menswear by Gary Michaels at 2118 Central Ave.
It's taken seven years to raise the funds and the walls. The Pleasanton Volunteer Fire Department will dedicate its new fire hall Nov. 23 with food and an open house.
Some 150 volunteers of all ages are needed to help put on the annual Kearney Area Concerned Citizens free Thanksgiving Day dinner. It's a 39-year tradition in Kearney.
By: Mary Jane Skala
Good Sam partners with Creighton University's School of Medicine partner in a new Rural Track Program to train doctors to serve in rural areas.
I’ve had a rocky year. But above it all was the selfless kindness of friends, loved ones and strangers.
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