Greta Cross is a National Trending Reporter at various media outlets including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and USA TODAY. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest, food and beverages, and the cannabis industry, blending insights from food safety to cannabis regulation. Greta's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News and the Indianapolis Star.
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Greta Cross's coverage primarily focuses on local events and seasonal news in Springfield, Missouri. She tends to cover a range of topics related to family & relationships, entertainment news, and house & home.
If you are reaching out to her, consider offering insights or stories related to local events in Springfield, particularly those tied to family activities or community engagement. Given her focus on seasonal content and event coverage, she may be interested in pitches around upcoming holidays such as Valentine’s Day or tips for dealing with specific weather conditions like snowy weather.
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Greta Cross, USA TODAY 7-Eleven is introducing a new global cuisine to its lineup.
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Greta Cross, USA TODAY Apple has unveiled its first touchscreen MacBook, not even a week after releasing its first foldable iPhone
Greta Cross, USA TODAY By the end of this year, no more millennials will be in their 20s.
By the end of this year, no more millennials will be in their 20s.
By: Greta Cross
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Apple has unveiled its first touchscreen MacBook, not even a week after releasing its first foldable iPhone.
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