Nicole Eithun is a local journalist based in Watertown, Wisconsin. She writes for multiple publications, including Page 17, Inc., Daily Union, The Star newspaper, and her work has also appeared in The Janesville Gazette. Nicole covers a variety of topics, from community events and local news to human interest stories and features on the arts.
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Watertown, United States (Local)
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Nicole Eithun's coverage focuses on local events, entertainment news, education, and business in the Watertown area. She frequently features upcoming events, community initiatives, and human interest stories.
If you're reaching out to Nicole with a story idea or pitch, consider highlighting local events happening in or near Watertown or featuring unique aspects of the community. Additionally, if your pitch involves arts and culture, music performances, educational initiatives or local businesses within Jefferson County would likely be well-received by her as these topics align closely with her areas of focus.
Her strong emphasis on event coverage and press releases indicates that she is interested in timely information about upcoming activities and newsworthy developments within the local area.
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Friday
By: Nicole Eithun
The Corner Mercantile recently introduced ArToMaT to the Lake Mills community in late April.
The Lake Mills City Band will continue to create music for its 92nd consecutive season.
By: Nicole Eithun
Adults were able to freely play like kids again with no judgment Friday at Jones Park in Fort Atkinson thanks to the Fort Atkinson Park and Recreation Department.
DOWNTOWN CAMBRIDGE MOCKTAIL WALK
By: Nicole Eithun
Car enthusiasts strolled through Jones Park Monday evening with a Kent’s Big Bar in hand to look at restored vintage trucks, tractors, and classic automobiles.
By: Nicole Eithun
Disney Imagination Campus welcomed 100 teachers to Disneyland Resort to honor their dedication to students during National Teacher Appreciation week on May 4-7.
BREW WITH A VIEW
Katie Pater (far right) using chalk to create art on Main Street in Watertown with her son Hunter Braaksna and her daughter Julia Ostermann during Watertown Arts Council’s Art Walk
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