Mike Warren Kobs is a journalist based in Waupaca, Wisconsin. He is a regular contributor to Hub City Times and City Times, focusing on local news and events in the Waupaca area. Mike's articles cover a wide range of topics including community projects, sports, crime, and local government.
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Mike Warren Kobs focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on community events, school news, and sports within Wisconsin. He also covers crime-related stories to some extent.
Considering his coverage attributes and themes covered, Mike would likely be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events in the areas he covers. This could include previews of sporting events or community initiatives such as fundraisers or volunteer activities. Additionally, he may be interested in stories related to city government announcements that directly impact the communities he reports on.
Given the focus on breaking news and evolving stories, providing timely updates about ongoing developments in the areas of sports or local incidents would likely capture his interest. When reaching out to him for potential coverage opportunities or expert commentary, it is essential to keep a localized angle focused specifically on Wisconsin's Waupaca area if relevance exists for this locality.
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July 16, 2024 Share: FOR CITY TIMES WISCONSIN RAPIDS — The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has announced the
PITTSVILLE — How does a family cope with the death of their son and older brother? And how does the recipient of his heart deal with knowing someone had to die for her to live? The play, The Tin Woman, does not depict the slow and arduous physical recovery from heart transplant surgery. Rather, it addresses deeper questions – questions that many might not consider until they are flung into such undesired territory.
July 18, 2024 Share: FOR CITY TIMES FRIENDSHIP – An inmate originally from another county died while in custody at the Adams County Jail.
July 19, 2024 Share: FOR CITY TIMES WISCONSIN RAPIDS — The Wisconsin Rapids Aquatic Center will be open to the public for a free swim event on Sunday, July 21 from 6 to 8 p.m.
MARSHFIELD – Among a trio of Republicans seeking the GOP nomination for the 86th Assembly seat in the November election is Donna Rozar of Marshfield, who feels she is running for an office she already holds.
July 23, 2024 Share: FOR CITY TIMES WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Wisconsin Rapids Family Center, in operation since 1984, is facing devastating cuts in federal funding.
July 30, 2024 Share: FOR CITY TIMES RUDOLPH — The Rudolph American Legion announces the 2024 Veteran's Honor Walk on Main Street and Grotto Ave. in the Village of Rudolph.
MARSHFIELD – Rep. John Spiros (R-Marshfield) is seeking reelection to the Wisconsin State Assembly, in an 86th district that has the same name, but is now very different geographically.
MARSHFIELD — If Marshfield officials decide to move the city’s police department to a vacant building on the south side, renovation would cost nearly as much as constructing a new facility on an empty lot. That’s what aldermen and other city officials were told July 23, during a special meeting of the Common Council.
MARSHFIELD — With two Marshfield locations, Hub City Ice Cream Company provides a place to cool down all summer long.
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