Michael Neary is a local journalist based in Pierre, South Dakota. He writes for the Lufkin Daily Newspaper, covering a range of topics including community events, weather updates, local government, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Capital Journal and The Manhattan Mercury.
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Michael Neary's local coverage predominantly centers around announcements, with a focus on community events and infrastructure in the South Dakota area. Given this, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, infrastructure projects, or educational initiatives within Pierre and South Dakota.
As his coverage includes topics like weather and volunteerism, consider providing him with news about significant weather developments impacting the local area or stories highlighting community engagement and volunteer efforts.
Given that Michael focuses on education (39%) and entertainment news (21%), he might also be open to receiving information regarding new educational programs or entertainment events happening locally.
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By: Michael Neary
A graduation ceremony celebrating parents unfolded at Lufkin ISD's District Education Center Monday evening, with 29 parents in the district's Parent
By: Michael Neary
As staff members at The Salvation Army scrutinize the count of people experiencing homelessness this year, they’re offering a point they’d like people to keep in mind: Homelessness can easily
By: Michael Neary
As Elena Jones contemplated Oprah Winfrey, her research subject for the Wax Museum project at Coston Elementary School, she zeroed in on one of Winfrey's most heralded strengths.
As Keisha Williams described the Second Annual Hands At Work Hair Show coming up next month, she sketched a day brimming with activity focusing on hair — and on a host of other features, as well.
By: Michael Neary
For Justin Barkley, the rhythm of life at the T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library has changed over the years — but not in the way people may think.
By: Michael Neary
Hudson Middle School Teacher Kelli Davis holds a packet of Burpee lettuce seeds during a recent hydroponics class.
By: Michael Neary
When Sarah’s Hope Charitable and Educational Foundation began its work in 2010, the power of art and music — especially in the lives of children — occupied a prominent place
“Have fun at the beginning of the school year,” said Lantis, speaking in Burke's Angelina clinic, in Lufkin. “Have fun with something, whether it's school supplies or ice cream on the first day.
By: Michael Neary
Jeanelle McCall stands by her work, “Art Is Confession." Matteson Wesoloski gestures toward her painting, “Self-Portrait: Conviction and Vulnerability.”
By: Anu Madgavkar, Olivia White, Sven Smit, Chris Bradley, Ryan Luby, Michael Neary
Labor markets in the world’s eight largest economies have tightened significantly since 2010, although the character and level of constraint varies among them. Here we offer a detailed portrait of each country’s labor market to illustrate the contrasts and similarities between them.
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