Valerie Rogers is a journalist who writes for the Elko Daily Free Press. Her work has also been featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Valerie specializes in rewriting news from past issues, providing readers with a glimpse into historical events and stories.
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Valerie Rogers appears to be involved in rewriting and compiling news from past issues, with a focus on announcements, government announcements, and event coverage. Her work seems to revolve around content & publishing as well as culture & society topics.
Given her focus on revisiting stories and historical events, she may be interested in pitches that offer new angles or updates on previously covered events. Sources who can provide fresh insights into historical events or updates on ongoing cultural developments might find success reaching out to Valerie.
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By: Valerie Rogers
Compiled by VALERIE ROGERS 125 YEARS AGO Dec. 17, 1898: All the idle men around town are engaged in putting up ice, the cutting of which commenced Monday.
The news of yesterday becomes the news of today.
The news of yesterday becomes the news of today.
The news of yesterday becomes the news of today.
By: Valerie Rogers
Compiled by VALERIE ROGERS 125 Years Ago Jan. 28, 1899: Morris Badt, for many years the most prominent merchant in Wells, died in San Francisco last Saturday.
By: Valerie Rogers
Anyone able to identify this week's mystery photo from the Northeastern Nevada Museum's unidentified photo collection can contact the museum at 775-738-3418, ext. 102 or email [email protected]
Check out these clips from years ago.
By: Valerie Rogers
Compiled by VALERIE ROGERS 125 Years Ago Feb. 18, 1899: W.H. Burage returned from Lone Mountain Tuesday night and went East.
By: Valerie Rogers
Compiled by VALERIE ROGERS 125 Years Ago Feb. 18, 1899: Who lost a pair of cuffs with link-sleeve buttons on them?
By: Valerie Rogers
Compiled by VALERIE ROGERS 125 Years Ago Feb. 25, 1899: James Dewar has disposed of his soda business to John McFarlane, who will hereafter attend to all orders.
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