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Rachel Foor

Rachel Foor

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Freelance Writer, LifeSavvy

Altoona

Beats

Primary beats

arts and entertainmentopinion and editorialEducationcrime and justice

Secondary beats

International AnimationWritingMediaBuying GuidesInterviews and profilesCelebrity GossipNewsMental HealthWomen's IssuesForeign AffairsEthnicityAnimeCommerceTravelIndependent pressEmpowermentSafarisFamily

Biography

I'm a general assignment reporter usually covering education, community events, the court system, crime and breaking news. I also love writing profiles and feature articles. I hold degrees in English writing, journalism and public relations. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Class of 2020.

Final Covers

Education , Profiles , Breaking News , Events, Courts , Community, Feature stories, Crime

Doesn’t Cover

Fishing, politics, cooking, gardening

Seniority Positions

Freelance Writer

Medium Formats

LifeSavvy

Content

Total articles 19

  • No-till farming method applauded

    By Rachel Foor Verified|Connellsville Daily CourierVerifiedWILLIAMSBURG — Dozens of farmers and agricultural professionals from across the state gathered recently at Penn England Farm to learn about the benefits of no-till farming and cover cropping. No-till farming came into practice following World War II and involves planting crops without tilling the soil, according to the PA No-Till Alliance, which sponsored the annual Summer Soil Health Field Day.

    By Rachel Foor Verified · Connellsville Daily Courier

    Aug. 07, 2023

  • No-till farming method touted

    By Rachel Foor Verified|Standard JournalVerifiedWILLIAMSBURG — Dozens of farmers and agricultural professionals from across the state gathered Thursday at Penn England Farm to learn about the benefits of no-till farming and cover cropping. No-till farming came into practice following World War II and involves planting crops without tilling the soil, according to the PA No-Till Alliance, which sponsored the annual Summer Soil Health Field Day.

    By Rachel Foor Verified · Standard Journal

    Aug. 02, 2023

  • Central Pa. Humane Society near overpopulation issue

    By Rachel Foor Verified|The Sentinel (Lewistown)VerifiedBy Rachel Foorrfoor@altoonamirror.comALTOONA — Stray animals, “COVID pets” and owner surrenders are overwhelming area humane societies, with the Central Pennsylvania Humane Society taking to Facebook recently to say it is “overly full” and asking when enough will be enough. “You see our posts,” the post read. “We do not hide what we are going through.

    By Rachel Foor Verified · The Sentinel (Lewistown)

    Jun. 22, 2023

As seen in

Lifesavvy,Standard Journal,Daily American,The Indiana Gazette,Courier Express,The Bradford Era,The Sentinel (Lewistown),The Morning Call,Odyssey,Connellsville Daily Courier,Altoona Mirror

Company Info

LifeSavvy

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