Suzanne Perez is an Assistant News Director at [Employer]. She covers a diverse range of topics, including arts and entertainment, sports broadcasting, and the publishing industry, with a focus on authors, books, and local economy. Her work has been featured in outlets such as High Plains Public Radio, Kansas Public Radio, and NPR.
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Suzanne Perez's coverage primarily revolves around local education and community-related topics in Kansas, particularly Wichita. She focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and expert commentary related to education.
If you have expertise in local educational policies, school administration issues, or legal matters impacting schools within the Kansas area (especially Wichita), reaching out to Suzanne with insights or comments could be effective. Additionally, if you have knowledge of popular books or reading challenges specific to this region, it may also be relevant for her coverage.
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By: Suzanne Perez
"Country People" is not a rehash of "North Woods," but it exists in a similar magical universe.
As many of you know, I'm a sucker for a good reading challenge . And this summer an Instagrammer known as @MelanatedReader has issued a timely challenge worth considering.
At Walk Your Plans Wichita, an immersive technology service, clients project blueprints of new home builds or remodels onto the floor and walls of a giant warehouse to test proportions and gauge traffic flow before construction begins.
One of my favorite book podcasts proclaimed this to be "Hot Greek Summer," with a read-along of Homer's epic timed ahead of the buzzy Christopher Nolan film.
By: Suzanne Perez
As part of their annual migration to South America, purple martins from across the region are putting on a nightly show just north of the Wichita airport control tower, gathering to roost in a cluster of trees.
By: Suzanne Perez
Just before sunset in a hotel parking lot in west Wichita, Bob and Nancy Livingston are prepping for what looks like a mini tailgate party. Bob Livingston hops up onto
By: Suzanne Perez
In 2021, fitness influencer Oliver James had a massive social media following and a secret he had been keeping from all those people — and most of his real-life friends and family members:
By: Suzanne Perez
In 2021, fitness influencer Oliver James had a massive social media following and a secret he had been keeping from all those people.
By: Suzanne Perez
Today's review is one for the dog lovers. “Etna” by Paul Yoon tells the story of a bomb-sniffing military dog who survives a years-long
By: Suzanne Perez
Raul Rangel, a 28-year-old Spanish teacher who lives in Wichita, has visited 90 countries — and counting.
