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Annalise Braught
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Editor and Photographer, Bemidji Pioneer
Bemidji
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Biography
I'm the editor and a photographer at the Bemidji Pioneer. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mass Communication from Bemidji State University. I have operated my own media business, Iridescent Reflections, since 2010 doing photography, video, graphic design, and web design. I also have a travel blog, where I share photos and more about the adventures my husband and I take.
to arts and entertainment to politics and health. Whatever is needed photograph and edit. I can writeAnything from outdoors
Video games
Content
By Annalise Braught Verified| Bemidji Pioneer Verified BEMIDJI — Hundreds of youngsters and their families flocked to the Sanford Center on Saturday morning to take part in the Bemidji Early Childhood Collaborative’s annual Tiny Tots Health and Wellness Fair. Free to attend and open to all, the fair featured 30 vendor booths for the more than 650 attendees to peruse, along with a variety of fun activity stations geared toward children ages 5 and younger, ranging from music and reading to physical and sensory play.
By Annalise Braught Verified| Bemidji Pioneer Verified BEMIDJI — It's been a rollercoaster of a winter in the Northland, but this week, the seasons played a cruel April Fool's joke on the region as the weather went from mild and sunny to a full-blown snowstorm in a matter of days, leaving the Bemidji area with nearly a foot of wet, heavy snow. Thanks to somewhat mild temperatures, much of the initial precipitation that started on Tuesday evening and continued throughout the morning on Wednesday simply melted as soon as it hit the ground.
By Annalise Braught Verified, Madelyn Haasken Verified| Bemidji Pioneer Verified BEMIDJI — As the Northland gave a sneak peek of the first hopeful signs of spring, Bemidjians took advantage of all the area had to offer. Downtown Bemidji served as a place of gathering as people participated in the World's Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade and gathered near Paul and Babe to honor the life of Arizona 14-year-old Emily Pike.
Company Info
Bemidji Pioneer
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States
+1 218-333-9200