Richard Luken is a Reporter at The Iola Register. With nearly three decades of experience, Richard covers a wide array of topics including general news, government, politics, and local events, often focusing on regional interest stories that resonate with the community. He has been featured in AD ASTRA PER ASPERA BROADCASTING, INC. and is known for his award-winning reporting on everything from city council meetings to heart-warming human interest stories.
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Richard’s coverage is highly focused on local sports, particularly high school events such as basketball and wrestling. He may be most responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights into these specific local events or personalities.
Given the emphasis on event coverage, Richard may appreciate pitches offering exclusive access to athletes, coaches, or behind-the-scenes stories related to upcoming or recent local sporting events.
If you have a unique angle related to high school sports in Kansas, especially within the Iola area, it could be of interest to Richard. Additionally, if you have expertise in girls' sports at the high school level or specific knowledge about local teams and players mentioned in his articles, it might capture his attention.
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