Randy Harrison is a Sports Editor at the Albuquerque Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics, including aviation and aerospace, business and economics, and construction and real estate, with a particular focus on commercial real estate and corporate finance. Randy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, The Indianapolis Star, and The Herald Bulletin.
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Randy Harrison primarily focuses on local news in Crawford County, Illinois. His coverage includes government announcements, events, and data citations related to agriculture & farming and government & politics.
Given his focus on local news, pitches should be tailored to specific developments within Crawford County or the state of Illinois that pertain to agriculture, government policies/announcements, community events or weather-related issues. Local experts or stakeholders would likely resonate well with Randy's audience.
Pitches may include updates on county initiatives, agricultural trends impacting the region, local election coverage and results analysis as well as features on community-based fitness efforts.
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Work on the long-planned expansion of Crawford Memorial Hospital’s consulting clinic could start at any time.
Fifty years ago, the Robinson Public Library opened the doors of its new home to the public for the first time. This summer, the library is celebrating that anniversary and
Oblong High School principal Andy Julian has been named as the new Oblong Unit 4 superintendent.
Area libraries are ready for another summer of fun and reading.
Crawford County again posted a small increase in unemployment figures in March.
A housing development group is looking for areas in Robinson where it can build 30 homes in the next few years.
Four candidates have been added to the race for seats on the Crawford County Board.
Crawford County residents may have tempted to recite “Rain, rain go away,” in May, as precipitation came back almost every day.
Two people are dead following a head-on collision about a half mile north of the Crawford-Lawrence County line Thursday.
Crawford County Historical Society is looking for permanent space to house 300 bound editions of The Daily News dating from the 1930 to 2019 — preferably space where the public
