Elyse Noe is KOAM’s Weekday Morning and Noon Anchor. With a background as a Weekend Anchor and Multimedia Journalist, she focuses on health and wellness topics, including mental health, consumer health, and animal rights, while also covering regional interest and world news. Elyse has been featured in KOAM News Now, WBAY-TV, NewsBreak, and Wsaw-tv.
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Elyse's coverage is predominantly local and community-focused, often highlighting events and announcements in the Pittsburg area. She frequently covers topics related to house & home, family & relationships, pets, and education.
If you have a story or event related to these themes within the Pittsburg area or Kansas at large, Elyse would likely be receptive to pitches about local happenings such as community events, pet-related activities or educational initiatives. Additionally, she may be interested in stories that promote family engagement within the region.
Given her focus on specific towns and areas of interest like Pittsburg High School and Cherokee County Sheriff warnings for phone scams; consider tailoring your pitch with this level of local relevance.
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