Samuel Dehring is a journalist based in Wausau, Wisconsin. He writes for WSAW-TV and his work has also appeared in WLUK Fox 11. Samuel covers a range of local news topics, including human interest stories, community events, and outdoor activities in the Wausau area.
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Samuel Dehring's articles predominantly focus on local community events, seasonal activities, and human interest stories with a special emphasis on family and relationships. If you're looking to reach out to Samuel for coverage, consider offering heartwarming stories of perseverance, local charitable initiatives, or community-driven events happening in the Wausau area. Additionally, pitches relating to winter activities such as snow sports or health and fitness resolutions may align well with his coverage areas.
It's important to note that Samuel has a strong geographic focus on Wisconsin and specifically Wausau; therefore, any pitches should be relevant to this region in order to resonate effectively with his audience.
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It is the opening weekend of gun deer season, and bars are buzzing in our area. Whether hunters are getting the day started at the bar, or ending the night with a rewarding meal, it is a busy time.
The cold is here, and the snow guns are out. Crews at Granite Peak are preparing for another successful winter season on the slopes.
The Packers have defeated the Dolphins 30-17 to move to 9-3 on the season.
People depend on the cold for winter activities including ice fishing in central Wisconsin and the Northwoods.
Portage County has been trying to sell its health care center for much of 2024
By: Samuel Dehring
Elementary Task Force presents plans, goals to Wausau School Board
By: Samuel Dehring, Heather Poltrock
Police said Garrick Dixon, 37, was found in a shelter at Marathon Park in Wausau on Nov. 30
This potential restaurant would bring more tourism to downtown Wausau.
By: Samuel Dehring
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Even before the tragedy in Madison, schools in Wausau made student safety just as important as reading, writing, and arithmetic. Now, there’s an increased focus on letting the kids know the school is doing all they can to protect them.
Christmas is just a few days away, and staff at Granite Peak are getting families in the Christmas spirit.
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