Asst. City Editor, State Government Reporter
Ryan Pivoney is an Assistant City Editor and State Government Reporter for the Jefferson City News Tribune and California Democrat Inc. Based in Missouri, his work focuses on local news and state government issues. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, education, criminal justice, and legislative developments.
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Ryan Pivoney's coverage is heavily geared towards local news, with a focus on government and politics. His articles cover events, government announcements, and press releases related to topics such as higher education, lawmakers, state institutions (such as State Tech), and community advocacy.
To effectively reach out to Ryan Pivoney, consider pitching stories related to local legislative developments or events in Missouri and Jefferson City. Additionally, human-interest stories about individuals making a positive impact within the community or insights into educational initiatives would likely align well with his coverage. Lastly, given his focus on event coverage and government announcements; providing exclusive access to upcoming significant local events or breaking political news may also be of interest for him.
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By: Ryan Pivoney
Missouri's treasurer oversees about half a dozen financial programs for state taxpayers.
Missouri voters will see five names on the ballot for U.S. Senate.
By: Ryan Pivoney
An estimated 75 percent of Cole County voters will participate in the upcoming Nov. 5 election.
By: Ryan Pivoney
Dressed as Jessie the cowgirl from the Toy Story movie franchise, 6-year-old Andi Honey led her parents down the line of trunks passing out candy.
By: Ryan Pivoney
LOHMAN -- There are signs St. Paul's Lutheran Church is 100 years old.
Image courtesy of YesOn5 campaign An artist's rendering of the casino and convention center planned for the Lake of the Ozarks area if voters approve Amendment 5.
By: Ryan Pivoney
Missouri's treasurer oversees about half a dozen financial programs for state taxpayers.
Gov. Mike Parson appointed his deputy general counsel to an associate circuit judge position.
Republican Bob Onder has spent more than 63 times the amount of his democratic opponent in the race for Missouri's 3rd Congressional District.
By: Ryan Pivoney
A winter seed sowing demonstration will kick off a series of November events at the Runge Conservation Nature Center.
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