Tim Middagh is a local journalist based in Worthington, Minnesota. He writes for the LAKE OKABENA IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION and his work has also appeared in Yahoo News. Tim covers a range of topics including local sports, emergency services, weather updates, and community events in the Worthington area.
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Tim Middagh's emphasis appears to be on local event coverage, particularly related to sports, emergency services, and weather in the Worthington area. Pitches should focus on providing unique angles or human interest stories about local sporting events, community activities, or profiles of individuals involved in these areas.
Given the prominence of sports coverage in his articles, offering insights into local teams' performances and personal stories from athletes could resonate well with Tim. For emergency services and winter weather topics covered by him, pitches that offer practical advice for locals dealing with such situations may also be appealing.
Consider reaching out with compelling human-interest stories related to basketball players or dancers within the Worthington area as this aligns well with Tim's coverage themes.
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By: Tim Middagh, Samuel Martin
The council had previously set a pre-certification levy of 18%.
By: Tim Middagh, Samuel Martin
Changes were made to costs of living, employee’s health care savings accounts and more
Includes reports from the Worthington Police Department, Nobles County Sheriff’s Office, Minnesota State Patrol and Lyon County Sheriff's Office.
Includes reports from the Worthington Police Department, Nobles, Jackson and Lyon County Sheriff's Offices and the Minnesota State Patrol.
By: Tim Middagh
Work replaces post that was hit by vehicle last week.
Includes reports from the Worthington Police Department, Nobles County Sheriff’s Office, Jackson County Sheriff’s Office and Lyon County Sheriff's Office.
Youth Frontiers Dahlia Jones (left) and Luke Enyeart (with microphones) work with fifth graders from area schools during a Kindness Retreat Thursday morning, Dec. 19, 2024, at the Worthington Events Center. Tim Middagh / The Globe
“What do you think Jesus wants us to do to celebrate his birthday?”
By: Tim Middagh, Samuel Martin
The Worthington Planning Commission had recommended its denial.
Includes reports from the Worthington Police Department, Nobles County Sheriff’s Office, Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Lyon County Sheriff's Office and Minnesota State Patrol.
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