Josh Spreiter is an anchor for News 3 Now This Morning. He covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture, event management, and food and beverages, with a particular focus on sustainable practices and community events. Josh has been featured in WMSN TV Fox 47, WKBT News 8 Now, and Madison Magazine.
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Madison, United States (Local)
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Josh Spreiter's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local community events, holidays, and volunteer opportunities in the Madison and Wisconsin area. If you're reaching out to him, consider offering information about upcoming local events, seasonal activities, or human interest stories related to fundraising and volunteerism in these areas.
Given his focus on "House & Home" and "Entertainment News," he may also be interested in unique home decorations for holidays or feature pieces on how people celebrate different seasons at home within the Madison and Wisconsin communities.
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Schuster's Haunted Forest
By: Josh Spreiter
There is just over a week left to donate, and we still remain well short of our goal.
By: Josh Spreiter
The 14th annual event is set for UW-Madison's Homecoming week.
By: Josh Spreiter
For 20 seasons, the Haunted Forest has grown largely through word of mouth.
By: Josh Spreiter
The Vokoun's have a brand new theme for their yard decorations for 2026: Harry Potter.
By: Josh Spreiter
Hundreds of Dane County volunteers will come together in Waunakee this Sunday to help Food For Kidz reach a major milestone.
By: Josh Spreiter
This year, organizers are hoping to collect 5,000 children's coats to meet projected demand.
By: Josh Spreiter
The celebration will feature interactive exhibits highlighting MSCR's history, a live auction, food, drinks and entertainment.
The four-day festival will feature more than 55 events.
By: Josh Spreiter
As leaves begin to fall across the Madison area, Clean Lakes Alliance is encouraging residents to keep them out of streets and storm drains to help protect local waterways.
