Warner M. Montgomery is the president at The Columbia Star Newspaper. He focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, consumer travel, and the arts, with a particular emphasis on adventure travel, family travel, and various destinations. Warner's work has been featured in The Columbia Star Newspaper.
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Warner M. Montgomery's coverage revolves around local history and cultural aspects, with a strong emphasis on historic places, reflecting an interest in the heritage of Pineville and surrounding areas. Given this focus, pitches offering insights into local historical events or individuals related to these specific locations would likely resonate well with him.
As Warner has a clear dedication to covering the historical significance of various institutions within his geographic focus, he may be interested in stories that provide fresh perspectives on educational initiatives or academic figures tied to South Carolina’s cultural legacy.
Considering Warner's investment analysis attribute percentage, there might also be potential for collaboration if your pitch includes elements that connect historical preservation efforts or educational initiatives with economic impact or community development.
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By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. My main goal in Juneau was to check out Tina Fey’s claim when she was doing an impression of Sarah Palin that Russia could be seen from her front porch, which […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. Linda and I got off the cruise ship at Skagway after three nights so we could experience the Klondike Gold Rush from ground level. It proved to be a good decision. […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. Skagway is a living artifact of the Gold Rush. Physically, it is just seven–by–four blocks between the harbor and the mountains. And, strangely, due to the retreating glaciers, the town is […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. During the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897, the eager stampeders got off the ship at Skagway and were immediately faced with the challenge of getting over the mountains to the Yukon […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. The White Pass and Yukon Route train entered Canada at Fraser, British Columbia, where a Mountie greeted us and examined our passports. Thirteen miles later, we stopped for lunch at Bennett […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. Our White Pass and Yukon Route train trip ended at Carcross, Yukon, originally known as Caribou Crossing. We had come 67.5 scenic miles from Skagway in about eight hours with stops […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. The average summer temperature in Whitehorse is 70ºF. In winter it plunges to minus 8ºF. The Yukon River freezes solid and, except for those catering to winter hunters and outdoorsmen, most […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. Dawson City is a living museum with personality: a small town of dirt streets, clean boardwalks, and tilting buildings. Linda and I were totally taken aback by its rowdy gold mining […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. Dawson City was a rough and ready city full of brothels, gambling parlors, and saloons during the Klondike Gold Rush at the turn of the 19th century. It was also home […]
By: Warner M. Montgomery
Editor’s Note: At the request of his readers and in memory of Warner M. Montgomery, Ph.D, we will continue to publish his Adventure Travel stories for the time being. Dawson City was a rough and ready city full of brothels, gambling parlors, and saloons during the Klondike Gold Rush at the turn of the 19th century. It was also home […]
