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Kerri Rempp

Journalist

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Rapid City Journal Media Group

Preston's Summary

Kerri Rempp is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Alliance Times-Herald, Star-Herald, and Rapid City Journal Media Group. She focuses on a diverse array of topics such as archaeology, earth sciences, geology, and anthropology, intertwining themes of science, natural sciences, finance, and culture. Kerri's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay.

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Geo Focus

Chadron, United States (Local)

Coverage Attributes:

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Informative: 70 %
Promotional: 20 %
Events: 10 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Archaeology
  • Earth Sciences
  • Geology
  • Anthropology

Pitching Insights

Kerri Rempp's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school basketball, and community events in the areas of Chadron, Nebraska. Given this focus, she would likely be receptive to pitches related to local sporting events or human interest stories within the Chadron community.

Pitches could center around feature stories about athletes or coaches making a significant impact in local sports, as well as updates on ongoing tournaments or games. Additionally, Kerri may appreciate pitches that highlight unique community events and their impact on the local area.

When reaching out to Kerri with story ideas or potential sources for quotes, consider her strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements pertaining to high school basketball and other local news items.

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Articles

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

Fossil Studies at Toadstool | KBPY

By: Lindsey Gloede, Kerri Rempp

The thrill of discovering an ancient beaver fossil or locating freshwater fish fossils exactly where scientists expected to find them based on modeling developed studying in Paraguay was on display at Toadstool Geologic Park and Trailside Museum this month.

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