Wade Robertson is a journalist based in Olean, New York, with a focus on local news and community events. He writes for the Olean Times Herald as well as the ELDRED AREA FREE LIBRARY & HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Wade's articles cover a range of topics, including personal reflections, outdoor activities, local history, and community updates.
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Wade Robertson's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting, memories, and seasonal topics. Given his focus on seasonal content and investment analysis to a significant extent, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or trends affecting the community.
Considering his thematic preferences for sports and house & home topics, he might appreciate pitches that offer unique angles on these subjects within the context of New York or Olean. If providing investment-related insights, they should be tailored to resonate with a local audience.
For Wade Robertson's articles that discuss holidays and memories extensively (45% Seasonal), there is an opportunity for contributions focusing on personal experiences during various seasons or noteworthy holiday traditions within the specific geographic area of interest.
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We all have an uncanny ability to sense things. Jane would wake from a sound sleep when our babies were ill or uncomfortable and hadn’t even cried yet. Fishing and
One of the challenges sportsmen and women often face in the fall is the conflict between fishing and hunting.
The fall winds have stripped the trees of their bright red, orange and yellow foliage, their fallen leaves lying in thick blankets about their roots. The oaks, however, retain their
One of the challenges sportsmen and women often face in the fall is the conflict between fishing and hunting. After all, you’re only one person, it’s impossible to be in
My tree stand was an old, gnarly beech I’d been barely able to climb by using another tree leaning against it. The beech’s huge and twisted limbs allowed me to
By WADE ROBERTSON Olean Times Herald Updated
By WADE ROBERTSON Colorado, the land of lofty mountains, spruce, aspen and, of course, elk! Nate Colley was on his second elk hunt.
I had to pinch myself. Our group was in the Kiamichi Big Buck Classic in Oklahoma. Tomorrow, Saturday, would be the first day of the quest.
I was just a kid, back in the 1960’s hunting deer near the Bradford Airport.
By WADE ROBERTSON Oh, Christmas! I'm so fortunate to look back on so many fond memories.
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