Iola, Kansas, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Tim Stauffer's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements. He provides extensive event coverage and reports on various aspects of local life, including politics, business, housing, education, sports, technology, art, voting issues and health.
To effectively reach out to Tim Stauffer with a pitch or as a potential source for an article in his area of focus would be to provide insights related to the local community events or developments. This could include updates about local businesses or economic development initiatives that have a direct impact on the Iola community. Additionally offering perspectives from individuals involved in these areas such as community leaders or experts within specific fields covered by Tim will likely resonate well with him.
Given Tim's emphasis on local content it is important that any outreach should focus primarily on topics relevant specifically to Kansas and more specifically Iola where he seems to center most of his work around.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Lisa Wicoff was named the new Dean of Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Business and Industry Partnerships at Allen Community College. It's a new position created to prepare students for a changing career landscape. Lisa Wicoff was tidying up her classroom last Friday — “We dissected shee
An Honor Flight trip is the latest adventure for local Navy veteran Darrel Hawk. Southern Coffey County High School has honored 620 veterans with trips to Washington, D.C. since the program began in 2008. At 77 years young, Darrel Hawk says he’s about “two days older than dirt.” But he felt much
Local foundation benefits area health and education efforts Your Community Foundation awarded $15,000 in seven grants as part of its 2023 giving. The grants focused on promoting health and education efforts to various community organizations. The foundation’s president Job Springer presented the
Allen County has contributed to a project that is also funded by a Moderate Income Housing grant from the Kansas Housing Resource Corporation. The project will result in the construction of a single-family home in Humboldt. Allen County is one step closer to finalizing its work in bringing a new
Pyle, you might remember, is the conservative state senator from Hiawatha who ran as an independent candidate against Gov. Laura Kelly and her GOP challenger, then-Attorney General Derek Schmidt. Kelly beat Schmidt by 22,000 votes — and Pyle got 20,000 votes on a platform that ran well to Schmidt’s right.
By: Tim Stauffer
We need to focus on teaching kids how to engage in their community. No matter where they end up, it’s a valuable skill. This Tuesday’s conversation at Iola High School organized by Thrive Allen County’s high school interns brought around 300 students together to imagine what could be different an
Do I wish Jeff Bezos would call tomorrow offering to purchase the Register and inject a couple million dollars? Oh sure. Kind of. But local ownership ensures we call the shots. I’ve been following the fate of the British newspaper The Daily Telegraph over the past weeks. The 168-year-old publ
Iola Middle School students launch Aevidum club to empower youth. Aevidum — Latin for "I've got your back" — is designed to help students talk about depression, suicide, bullying, and more. Most of us would identify our middle school years as some of life’s most uncomfortable. No longer in the co
Rotarians from Chile's southern district visited Iola as a part of a two-week trip to Iola's Rotary District 6110. The visit marks the second half of a new collaboration with Chile's Rotary District 4355. Iola’s Rotary Club strengthened ties with close friends in South America this week, writing
Since this Tuesday, our e-edition page has not been functional. We're aware of the problem and working on a fix. Editor's note: We apologize for the recent problems with our e-edition. Our team is aware of the issue and working to resolve it. We hope to have a solution in place by Monday, May 13
(833) 317-6278 
