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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Volunteers of all ages are invited to Kenwood Elementary at 6 p.m. Monday to fill more than 800 backpacks with school supplies. It's part of the Dobytown Kiwanis Back-2-School backpack
By: Mary Jane Skala
KEARNEY — Dobytown Kiwanis Club members and 75 volunteers filled 750 backpacks Monday evening as part of the Kiwanians’ Back-2-School Backpack Project.
A group from First Baptist Church led an English Bible camp in Kisujszallas, Hungary, in June. They received more than they gave, they say.
United Way of the Kearney Area is 60 years young. It will celebrate with a birthday party Thursday and kick off its 2024-25 campaign.
The State Fair, poetry reading, art and more. A look at some upcoming events in the Kearney area in late August, 2024. Read more at shorturl.at/QR6zj.
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Four historic homes hold juicy tales from the past. Learn about them at the Pioneer Neighborhood's second annual Footsteps of the Past tour at 1:30 p.m. Sept. 15.
A look at some upcoming events in the Kearney area, including a poetry reading and pub quiz.
Kearney Area Habitat for Humanity invites the public for food and fun 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sept. 19 to celebrate the construction of its 100th home.
By: Mary Jane Skala
Kearney physician Dr. Bradley Rodgers will soon offer Kisunla, the first drug proven to slow the early onset of Alzheimer’s. It was approved by the FDA in July.
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