Kyra Price is a Managing Editor at The Spectator. Her work focuses on Beverage Production, Drinks & Spirits, as well as Cleantech and GreenTech, reflecting her passion for sustainable practices within the industry. Kyra has also been featured in Volume One and The Spectator.
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Kyra Price's focus is mainly on local entertainment news and house & home topics with a strong emphasis on food, recipes, cooking, and potatoes. Her coverage attributes are largely centered around expert commentary.
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Students encouraged to connect with alumni to solve climate issues
By: Kyra Price
Editor’s Note: This is a satirical article in celebration of Halloween and is not meant to be taken seriously. It does not reflect the opinions of The Spectator or UW-Eau Claire. It was a dark and stormy night when the Haunted House of Representatives assembled in the amphitheater in front of Schneider Hall. The meeting...
The latest seasonal Frosty (miraculously) did not disappoint
Unhoused man sent to Mayo Clinic for a detox, recent Marshfield Medical Center patient found by Chancellors
Four-and-a-half years ago, graduating high school felt like an uphill battle. I nearly flunked out of three classes, I quit my varsity sport halfway through my junior year and on top of that, COVID-19 hit and further blew up my life. I saw my psychiatrist every few weeks, and at every appointment, she’d make me...
