Tom Stromme is a news photographer based in Bismarck, North Dakota. He has worked for The Bismarck Tribune, capturing local events, sports, and news stories. Tom's photographs have also been featured in The Anniston Star.
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Tom Stromme's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and press releases, with a particular emphasis on transportation & logistics as well as sports. To effectively engage him, consider providing unique angles or human-interest stories related to the specific local events he covers. If you have insights into how these events impact the community or can provide exclusive interviews with key figures involved in these local happenings, it would likely capture his attention.
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TOM STROMME, Tribune Gracie Peterson, left, and London Olson walk across the pleasure skating rink in Hillside Park on Friday afternoon. "I don't have skates but we usually come over
A swift-moving Alberta clipper system is expected to bring snow, strong winds and potentially freezing rain to North Dakota.
TOM STROMME, Tribune Bismarck's Andre’ Austin (1), left, and Mandan's Tristan Ulmer (24).
TOM STROMME, Tribune Ken Rogers works on an oil painting in his "downtown office" workspace in the Art Workshop building on Main Street in downtown Mandan on Wednesday afternoon. Rogers
Mike Beck sips warm coffee while walking to work in blowing snow on Fourth Street in downtown Bismarck on Thursday morning.
TOM STROMME, Tribune Governor Kelly Armstrong, right, offered up advice at a farewell event on Thursday for Julie Fedorchak, center, who as North Dakota's congresswoman-elect will soon be taking the
By: Joey Harris Bismarck, Doug Jensen, Tom Stromme
TOM STROMME, Tribune Nunga Kirkie (23), left, and Jamestown's Thomas Newman (11).
TOM STROMME, Tribune UMary's Chloe Pfau (11), center, with Bemidji's Erin Barrette (0), and Rachel Koenig (20).
Blake Sogge, left, and Zach Fischer practiced taking shots at the net while skating at Legion Park in southwest Mandan on Tuesday, Dec. 24, 2024. "We used to come here
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