Nena Zimmer is a journalist based in Lawrence County, Arkansas. She writes for local newspapers The Pantagraph and The Times Dispatch, covering a range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. Nena's work has also been featured in the Herald-Standard.
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Nena Zimmer's coverage is predominantly focused on local events and community activities within Arkansas, with a specific emphasis on Lawrence County. Based on her coverage attributes and the themes covered, she would likely be interested in press releases or pitches related to upcoming local events, government announcements, or human-interest stories that align with her thematic focus.
Given the topics covered and the localized nature of her articles, Nena may be receptive to pitches about unique holiday traditions in Lawrence County, local Christmas markets or shopping opportunities, as well as human interest stories related to education initiatives or personal finance experiences within the community. Pitches should emphasize how they tie into the specific interests of Lawrence County residents and align with Nena's typical coverage.
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Rayna Kingston and her son nine-year-old Jude Kingston discuss plants at the free plant swap, hosted by the Mayor’s Youth Advancement Council, during the Earth Day Extravaganza, hosted by Keep
Melissa Dooley, director of Environmental Health and Safety at Arkansas State University, accepts a donated sweater from Koressa Avant, an administrative analyst and former ASU student, during the Don’t Toss it, Recycle It clothing event on Monday at the Reng Student Union lobby on the A-State campus in Jonesboro. The drive was accepting clothing on Monday and will be accepting small appliances and bicycles from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. today and tomorrow at the facilities management parking lot, located on the southeast corner of the campus, near Red Wolf Blvd. This event is only for the A-State campus community. Dooley said that they are working with the A-State Food Bank and Residential Life Services to help future students and reduce the amount of items being tossed in the dumpsters at the end of the school year.
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Ashley Farley (right) of Brookland helps six-year-old Corbin Heyl of Jonesboro play Star Wars Snack Time with Baby Yoda on Saturday during the May the Fourth Be With You Game
Jay Trotter of Jonesboro reads “Something on the Hill” by Jane Kohuth to his four-year-old grandson, Easton Trotter, in the children’s section of the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library on Thursday morning.
Noah Cline helps Arkansas Game and Fish Educator Susan Tyree as she shows attendees how the king snake attacks other snakes while holding her favorite speckled king snake on Saturday
Arkansas Game and Fish Educator Susan Tyree talks about her favorite speckled king snake on Saturday morning during a Snakes of Arkansas class at the Forrest L. Wood Crowley’s Ridge Nature Center in Jonesboro. Saturday afternoon, she also taught a special Mother’s Day class as mothers and daughters learned how to use real snake skin shed pieces to create unique nail art.
Jonesboro Police Department D.A.R.E. Officers Jamie Seaborn (middle) and Mekhi Williams (right) present Fox Meadow Intermediate fifth-grader Victoria Dut with the D.A.R.E. Top Essay award on Monday afternoon at Fox Meadow Intermediate School in Jonesboro. Dut won the top essay award out of 1,300 students, which included an iPad presented by this year’s sponsor, Fergus Orthodontics, and a plaque that the school will have the honor of keeping through the year.
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