Mike Konz is the Enterprise Editor at the Kearney Hub. He enjoys exploring the many facets of journalism while covering Kearney City Hall and the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners, with a keen interest in local economy, urban development, and food production. Mike's work has been featured in various publications, including the Omaha World-Herald and the Lincoln Journal Star.
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Mike Konz primarily focuses on local news and government announcements in the Kearney, Nebraska area. He covers a wide range of topics including education, community events, government, and weather-related issues. Pitches should offer newsworthy local angles relating to these topics or provide valuable insight into ongoing community developments.
Experts who can speak to educational initiatives or governmental policies at a local level may find success pitching Mike. Additionally, those providing insights into infrastructure projects or community events within Kearney could be well-received. Local businesses with unique stories or event organizers may also consider reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
As Mike's focus is largely localized to the Kearney area in Nebraska, pitches should directly relate to this geographic scope for increased relevance and impact.
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Higher interest rates don't deter investors from purchasing real estate.
Paul Shaneyfelt and Jason Beetem talk about cannons and their experience at the Living History event at Fort Kearney on Memorial Day weekend 2024.
By: Mike Konz
Here is the story behind five of Yanney Heritage Park’s special attractions and the donors who made them possible.
By: Mike Konz
MIKE KONZ Enterprise Editor One of Kearney's newest attractions, Kinkaider Brewing Co., at 221 11th Ave., is a big hit at Younes Landing in south Kearney.
Never mind drenching rain, destructive winds or hail, the people of Ravenna plowed ahead with the annual Annevar festival Saturday afternoon and evening.
By: Mike Konz
MIKE KONZ Enterprise Editor A rural Gibbon resident complained to the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday that a clay mining operation near her home is risking her health and quality of life.
Calling 911 is for emergencies only, but what counts as an emergency?
When Neal Schnoor, chancellor of the University of Nebraska at Kearney, dropped in during Tuesday night's Kearney City Council meeting, it was an opportunity to reinforce relations between the university and city.
