Peggy Senzarino is a reporter for the Sioux City Journal, covering local news and events in Sioux City, Iowa. With a focus on community stories, Peggy brings attention to the achievements, events, and issues that impact the residents of Sioux City and the surrounding areas.
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Peggy Senzarino's articles primarily focus on local events, businesses, and community news in Sioux City, Iowa. She often covers cultural and entertainment topics related to the area.
Given Peggy's coverage attributes and themes covered, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight local events, new business openings or closures, community initiatives or human interest stories within Sioux City. Additionally, since she features promotions deals occasionally it could be beneficial for businesses to reach out with special offers or collaborations related to her coverage of local events and businesses.
When reaching out to Peggy Senzarino consider pitching stories about unique cultural happenings in Sioux City as well as human-interest pieces focusing on individuals making a difference within the community.
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By: Peggy Senzarino
There was a flurry of activity Wednesday as crews installed air handling equipment in the newly-renovated Opa Time restaurant, 2129 Hamilton Blvd.
By: Peggy Senzarino
SIOUX CITY – It was smiles all around for the owner of a Sioux City restaurant reopening soon after a fire.
By: Peggy Senzarino
Crowds of Siouxlanders were getting a jump on their summer plans Saturday at the Sioux City Outdoor Show. Check out what this year's event is offering and what the latest trends are.
CLEAR LAKE — Hold your cards!
By: Peggy Senzarino
Could you refuse a sales pitch like this one?“Would you like to buy some Girl Scout cookies? They are really yummy. I am just trying to support the Girl Scouts,” said 7-year-old Ava Fiegen, a Brownie scout and member of Troop 51570 in Sioux City. “I say thank you for buying Girl Scout cookies and have a nice day.”The annual Girl Scout cookie sale continues through March 24. Troop 51570 has a goal of 4,000 boxes. Troop leader Amber Bliss said the girls have met 99.55 percent of that goal.
By: Peggy Senzarino
Chuck Meyer, Pastor of Augustana Lutheran Church, tells is why they continue the tradition of breakfast on Easter.
By: Peggy Senzarino
SIOUX CITY — The preparations for the 2024 Friends of the Sioux City Public Library book sale are run with near military precision.
By: Peggy Senzarino
"That was my passion for so many years." For our latest "Five Questions with ... " we talked with Brian DeWolf, Sioux City's purveyor of all things pop culture, about his sprawling collection, how difficult it can be to fix old electronics, and more.
By: Peggy Senzarino
SIOUX CITY -- There's a new market manager heading up the Sioux City Farmers Market for 2024. But the new candidate is well-known around the market and throughout the Siouxland community.
By: Peggy Senzarino
SIOUX CITY — A business borne out of the pandemic celebrated a sell-out at its first Saturday at the Sioux City Farmers Market.
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