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Lauren Brennecke
Verified
Reporter, Spectrum News St. Louis
Saint Louis
Beats
Biography
Lauren Brennecke is a multimedia journalist and communications professional. She's worked as a writer and editor for several publications including St. Louis Public Radio and the Webster Journal. Most recently a general assignment reporter, she specializes in people-focused stories about culture -- especially in rural communities. During her free time, you can find Lauren spending time with a book and her Beagle.
EntertainmentMusic Technology
Non-local issues, rumors, marketing masquerading as news.
Content
By Lauren Brennecke| Spectrum News 13 Verified ST. LOUIS—A record 183 million people nationwide are expected to shop online and in-store from Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday, according to the National Retail Federation. Local business owners across the St. Louis area have a part in the Thanksgiving shopping weekend, offering discounts on Small Business Saturday on Nov. 30. The nationally celebrated day started in 2010, when American Express created Small Business Saturday to stimulate bring customers to small businesses amid a recession.
By Lauren Brennecke| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified The school board approved the revised policy by a 5-2 vote. It reverses an amendment passed by the board in August that explicitly banned such content. The board’s vice president, Randy Cook introduced the measure, which also replaces language in the policy that called for presenting "all points of view" on international, national and local issues with language that calls for a wide variety of views. During the meeting, Cook said he proposed the change to prevent viewpoint discrimination.
By Lauren Brennecke| Belleville News-Democrat Verified Tashonia Hentz listens to Rev. Dr. Starsky Wilson President and CEO of the CHildren's Defense during the meeting on Childrens Advocat for Change Child Poverty Forum in Southern Illinois University, at Edwardsville East St. Louis Center Sophie Proe Restructuring local government, improving public transportation and boosting education spending could significantly reduce child poverty in East St. Louis - benefiting over half of the city's children, advocates for young people said Tuesday.
Company Info
Spectrum News St. Louis
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
+1 203-905-7801