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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Wausau, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
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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Stevens Point Public Works welcomed Governor Evers this afternoon near the intersection of Blaine and Julia. That is about a mile down the road from the UW-Stevens Point campus.
The Salvation Army of Wausau plays a crucial role in helping people get back on their feet.
By: Desiree Fischer, Samuel Dehring
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A Wausau middle school teacher has pleaded not guilty to possessing cocaine on school property.
This is the 19th year of the Weston Farmers Market. They have been right off Scofield Avenue for the past 10 years.
No matter how much training central Wisconsin fire crews go through, nothing beats hands-on experience.
Dawg House is open Tuesdays through Saturdays 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.
By: Heather Poltrock
Leaders at the former Monk Botanical Gardens say are taking into account feedback from the community as they move forward in a rebranding plan.
The virus spreads from contaminated food or water, or from someone who contracted it
By: Samuel Dehring, Heather Poltrock
PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Wausau Botanic Gardens considers rebranding after backlash
Parts of the northwoods and a portion of southwest Wisconsin still have some drought conditions
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