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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The visit to Wausau on Monday marked her 10th stop over her five-day bus tour in Wisconsin.
MERRILL, Wis. (WSAW) - You might notice some of those prices rising in the meat market. One business is dealing with a buildup of meat orders from their customers and it’s forcing them to push back some of their orders until January.
By: Sam Dehring
Assumption's Lucy Dolan, Columbus Catholic’s Isaac Sheer and Crandon’s Taylor Karcz were amongst several strong finishers of the event.
A phrase many of us have probably heard plenty of times — every vote counts.
Family, district respond to harassing 'Your body, my choice'message at SPASH
The Packers have defeated the Bears 7-3. They are now 7-3 on the season.
WESTON, Wis. (WSAW) - There’s a new arena soccer team headed to Weston. The Wisconsin Conquerors will be playing at the Greenheck Turner Community Center.
EDGAR, Wis. (WSAW) - The Edgar Wildcats will be playing in their second straight state championship game on Nov. 21. They took down Boyceville on a game-winning extra point. It was a kick made by a German player who is familiar with kicking a ball with his feet, but in a different sport.
By: Samuel Dehring
Stratford has defeated Wrightstown 21-6 to win the Division 5 State Championship.
Stratford head coach Jason Tubbs has confirmed with NewsChannel 7 that he is retiring as the Tigers’ head coach after 13 seasons.
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