Nicole Cummings is a journalist based in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. She writes for WQOW-News 18 and her work has also appeared in WKOW-ABC 27. Nicole covers a range of local news topics, including community events, education, public safety, and government initiatives.
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Nicole Cummings’ articles predominantly cover local announcements and events, with a focus on family & relationships. Pitches to Nicole should highlight local community events, charitable initiatives, or educational programs within Eau Claire and the surrounding areas in Wisconsin. Topics related to back-to-school activities, community outreach efforts, and charity events are particularly relevant.
Given her emphasis on local coverage, sources or story angles that directly impact the Eau Claire community will likely resonate best with Nicole. This could include interviews with organizers of local events, educators involved in community programs, or individuals impacted by these initiatives.
When reaching out to Nicole for coverage consideration ensure your pitch aligns closely with the hyper-local nature of her reporting and emphasizes its relevance to families and communities within Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley region.
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By: Nicole Cummings
State funding is coming to Area School Districts, but some are getting more this school year And some are getting less.
A group at UW-Eau Claire hosts a lunch with elementary students nearly every week to build positive relationships.
By: Nicole Cummings
People helped save lives by going through their medicine cabinets and properly disposed of drugs they no longer use.
By: Nicole Cummings
No tricks but lots of treats at the Oakwood Hills Senior Living Community's Halloween party for kids.
Eau Claire will soon see some road improvements and next year... another roundabout.
UW-Eau Claire is using a $600,000 federal grant to strengthen advocacy efforts for people with traumatic brain injuries.
By: Nicole Cummings
30-year-old Cory Stanhope was reported missing Saturday by concerned family members.
By: Nicole Cummings
The Chippewa Valley Regional Airport will see infrastructure upgrades following the release of federal funding.
Eau Claire Police are encouraging bicyclists to register their bikes to prevent them from getting stolen.
Local reading enthusiasts will be completely booked with things to do during the Chippewa Valley Book Festival that starts October 11.
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