Stacie Van Dyke is a local journalist based in Fargo, North Dakota. She has contributed to various television stations, including KVLY-TV, KALB-TV, KPLC-TV, and WVUE-TV Fox 8. Stacie's articles cover a range of topics, from community events and human interest stories to local news and celebrations.
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Stacie Van Dyke's coverage predominantly focuses on local community news, with an emphasis on public interest stories, community events, and human-interest pieces. Her articles often center around family & relationships, entertainment news, and crime within the North Dakota area.
Given her focus on local content and announcement-heavy articles, Stacie would likely be responsive to pitches related to local events or initiatives in Fargo or North Dakota. Pitches should emphasize their relevance to the local community and how they tie into prevalent themes like family & relationships or crime.
As her writing also covers sensitive topics such as sexual abuse and legal issues specific to the Spirit Lake Reservation, outreach should be conducted respectfully and considerate of these subjects' delicacy.
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"Bring it on. I love a challenge."
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By: Stacie Van Dyke
“If a child is hungry on the weekends, they’re probably hungry on the weekdays. They probably have family that’s hungry.”
BEMIDJI, Minn. (Valley News Live) - A group of labor and delivery nurses at Sanford Bemidji is celebrating several special deliveries. 10 nurses were all pregnant at the same time.
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Bethany Retirement Living on University in Fargo celebrated a very special resident Monday-- the second oldest person in North Dakota!
By: Emily Van, Stacie Van Dyke
/Gray News) – A woman celebrated her 112th birthday this week, becoming the second-oldest resident of North Dakota.
By: Stacie Van Dyke
FARGO, N.D. ( KVLY /Gray News) - A North Dakota community is mourning the loss of a beloved resident this week. Helene Sandvig died on Tuesday at the age of 112.
By: Jordan Gartner, Stacie Van Dyke
Helene Sandvig had just celebrated her 112th birthday with her friends at a retirement center last week.
Stacey Randolph was home Wednesday afternoon when she says a barefoot toddler rang her buzzer at Sterling Park Apartments on 33rd St. S. (VNL) By Zoë Jones and Stacie Van Dyke Published: Jan. 6, 2024 at 3:04 AM CET
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - VNL Cares is a new program where Valley News Live is featuring area nonprofits in an effort to raise awareness-- and funds-- for some very worthy causes. We’re proud to be highlighting the Honor Flight of ND/MN and excited to re-introduce you to Ron Nowacki from Grafton. His children spoke to us about how much the Honor Flight meant to their father.
By: Stacie Van Dyke
"The Vietnam wall is too much. All I could think of is those men should be bouncing grandkids on their knees, not laying in a grave.”
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