Tyler Mathieson is a Digital Content Manager for NewsCenter1, focusing on local news in Rapid City, South Dakota. With a passion for storytelling, Tyler covers a variety of topics including community events, crime updates, historical features, and local business profiles.
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Rapid City, United States (Local)
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Tyler Mathieson’s coverage centers primarily on local events, with a focus on crime, entertainment news, family & relationships, house & home topics along with sports. Given the nature of his articles and their local focus in Rapid City and South Dakota, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local events or developments within these themes.
If you are looking to pitch Tyler Mathieson an idea for coverage or as a source for one of the topics covered in his articles (orchestra, Air Force, crime, business or fire department), consider tailoring your pitch around how it impacts the community in Rapid City specifically. This localized approach will likely resonate well with him given his geographic focus.
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By: Tyler Mathieson
The City of Sturgis says some of the earmarked donations may be returned.
See how one Black Hills organization is facilitating positive connections between First Responders and area youth, working with more than 1,200 in the past 6 years.
24 boys and girls basketball teams traveled from across the region to compete for championships.
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By: Tyler Mathieson
What started as an open-mic night, has now become much more.
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