Robert Pore is a reporter at the Grand Island Independent. He covers business, agriculture, and general reporting, with a focus on themes such as farming, food and beverages, and event technology. Robert's work has been featured in the Kearney Hub, The Grand Island Independent, and the Omaha World-Herald.
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Robert Pore's coverage is heavily focused on local businesses, events, and community developments within the Grand Island area of Nebraska. He frequently features stories about business anniversaries, openings, and local events.
Given his focus on local news and private sector announcements in Grand Island, he is likely to be receptive to pitches that highlight new business openings, community events or significant milestones for local establishments.
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Located at 315 N. Locust St., just north of Daily Dose Coffee, owner Danielle Helzer said the bookstore aims to provide access to diverse stories and create a welcoming community
By: Robert Pore
New to the Nebraska State Fair are guided tours of the livestock barns.
By: Robert Pore
Youngsters take in the variety of activities at the Nebraska State Fair. Bees play an important role in Nebraska agriculture.
Exhibitors brought their best pies to the Nebraska State Fair for the open class pie contest.
By: Robert Pore
The Old West is America’s heritage and history.
One of the many exciting aspects of attending the Nebraska State Fair is the enhanced shopping experience.
By: Robert Pore
As Nebraska agriculture forges ahead along both a promising and challenging path to the future, more than 125 Nebraska Extension educators, specialists, and faculty are at Husker Harvest Days to
By: Robert Pore
The CVA Coop simulator serves as a crucial tool to raise awareness about the hazards of grain bin entry.
By: Robert Pore
At the 2024 Husker Harvest Days, Brad Lubben, an Extension associate professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, shared insights into the current challenges faced by farmers in agricultural marketing.
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