Noel Hardin is a journalist based in St. Joseph, Missouri, writing for KQ2. With a focus on local news, Noel covers a wide range of topics including community events, health and wellness, education, and local government. Noel is dedicated to keeping the residents of St. Joseph informed about the happenings in their city.
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Noel Hardin's coverage is heavily focused on local events and announcements in St. Joseph, Missouri. The themes covered include family & relationships, house & home, art, holidays, education, community events and health and wellness.
Given the focus on local events and seasonal topics such as Christmas at Bode Ice Arena or New Year's Resolutions at Lanham Music store, pitches should be tailored to offer unique insights into these specific local happenings or align with the themes of family activities, home improvement tips related to upcoming seasons or festive occasions.
Additionally, since Noel covers government announcements related to Kansas Governor Laura Kelly's budget release for Fiscal Year 2025 as well as grants for breastfeeding classes from Andrew County Health Department; experts who can provide insights into relevant policy changes or their impact on the St. Joseph community may also find resonance in his coverage.
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(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Over 300 people got up bright and early to grab a cup of coffee and go on a 5K run, courtesy of the annual Donut Dash 5K,
(SAVANNAH, Mo.) Animal neglect and abandonment has become a prevalent issue lately in the area, and Mshoogy's Animal Rescue is requesting people be aware of any animal abandonment or neglect
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) In the spirit of Halloween, one St. Joseph resident opened up his display in front of the Hunterland Antique Mall in the downtown area, where over the
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Storm sirens play a crucial role in keeping people safe, and the Buchanan County Commissioner's Office recognized that some upgrades were needed for Buchanan County's siren system,
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The 2024 Election is underway, and voters are lining up at the polls to let their voice be heard on who the next president will be, as
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Second Harvest Community Food Bank is getting ready for their 14th annual Turkey Day, where 500 turkeys and sides are being given out to families in need.
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Missouri Western State University has introduced a new project to their nursing program, the Inter-Professional Health Professions Simulation, where students have an opportunity to learn hands-on what
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) Viking culture is beloved by many, so much so that a whole festival was planned around celebrating the heroes of the past.
By: Noel Hardin
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The St. Joseph Beauty University is hosting a toy drive for its students, where customers are invited to bring new clothes or toys to give back to
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The YWCA of St. Joseph is taking donations for their second annual 'Miracle on 8th Street,' where you can donate any new household supplies, toys for children
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