Reporter/Columnist - Forum Communications Company
Tracy Briggs is a reporter and columnist for Forum Communications Company, focusing on local news in North Dakota, specifically in Fargo. With a wide range of publications she writes for, Tracy covers a variety of topics including human interest stories, historical events, and personal experiences, bringing a unique perspective to her readers.
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Tracy Briggs' coverage primarily focuses on local lifestyle and historical events in North Dakota, with an emphasis on evolving stories. She may be interested in pitches related to human interest stories, local history, or ongoing developments within the region.
Given her focus on unsolved mysteries and historical events, she may respond well to pitches that offer new insights or updates on these subjects. Additionally, given her attention to entertainment news and personal narratives like "My dad played Santa," she might be open to features about unique individuals or local personalities.
Since Tracy's geographic focus is mainly localized around North Dakota and Fargo, targeted story ideas relevant to this area would likely resonate best with her reporting interests.
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The "Salute to Italy" at Herbst Department Store introduced midwesterners to the culture, cuisine and crafts of Italy.
Lisa Eide, a 54-year-old woman with Down syndrome, was featured on a digital billboard as her biggest fans look on.
By: Tracy Briggs
The $200 million renovation of Hector International Airport could change where you go and who comes here.
By: Tracy Briggs
In the fall of 1921, Martin Tabert left the family farm to see the world. Months later, he died at the hands of a Florida prison 'whipping boss.' North Dakota fought back.
Fargo-Moorhead had five Piggly Wigglys in 1978 before fading away in the '80s, but who knew the store creator revolutionized the entire grocery industry?
By: Tracy Briggs
The grocery chain leaving downtown marked “the end of an era”. FARGO — What is it about quirky supermarket names from the 20th century?
By: Tracy Briggs
Students call him "The Dove." Colleagues call him "loyal and gifted." Dovre honored for lasting impact on college and FM Community.
By: Tracy Briggs
The so-called "Coya Come Home" letter insinuated a women’s place is in the house, not the U.S. House.
By: Tracy Briggs
20 boys spent a night in jail in history-making post-game shenanigans
By: Tracy Briggs
Wahpeton's Sam Anderson said the multi-layered CBS series is full of surprises and shatters stereotypes about older people.
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