Yanqi Xu
Reporter at The Flatwater Free Press
Reporter @flatwaterfreep | Got tips and thoughts to share? say hi📮[email protected] | DMs open | “yen-chee” | Mizzou grad
Articles
-
3 weeks ago |
kearneyhub.com | Yanqi Xu
Near his family farm near Nebraska City, Daryl Steinman discovered old bottles and jars in piles of charred debris, remnants left by homesteaders and farm families who had burned their trash before Steinman’s family bought the farm 65 years ago, he thought. They sparked a realization. “If you don’t take care of the environment, just throwing stuff away into the ground, it’s always gonna be there,” Steinman said.
-
3 weeks ago |
omahadailyrecord.com | Yanqi Xu
Roaming around his family farm near Nebraska City, Daryl Steinman discovered old bottles and jars in piles of charred debris. Brown, green, clear, some embossed with makers’ marks harkening back to before he was born in 1965. He occasionally spotted blobs of melted glass, remnants left by homesteaders and farm families who had burned their trash before Steinman’s family bought the farm 65 years ago, he thought. They sparked a realization.
-
3 weeks ago |
omaha.com | Yanqi Xu
Near his family farm near Nebraska City, Daryl Steinman discovered old bottles and jars in piles of charred debris, remnants left by homesteaders and farm families who had burned their trash before Steinman’s family bought the farm 65 years ago, he thought. They sparked a realization. “If you don't take care of the environment, just throwing stuff away into the ground, it's always gonna be there,” Steinman said.
-
3 weeks ago |
journalstar.com | Yanqi Xu
Near his family farm near Nebraska City, Daryl Steinman discovered old bottles and jars in piles of charred debris, remnants left by homesteaders and farm families who had burned their trash before Steinman’s family bought the farm 65 years ago, he thought. They sparked a realization. “If you don't take care of the environment, just throwing stuff away into the ground, it's always gonna be there,” Steinman said.
-
4 weeks ago |
nptelegraph.com | Yanqi Xu
Near his family farm near Nebraska City, Daryl Steinman discovered old bottles and jars in piles of charred debris, remnants left by homesteaders and farm families who had burned their trash before Steinman’s family bought the farm 65 years ago, he thought. They sparked a realization. “If you don't take care of the environment, just throwing stuff away into the ground, it's always gonna be there,” Steinman said.
Journalists covering the same region
Suzie Glassman
Politics, Education Reporter and Health Writer at Freelance
Suzie Glassman primarily covers news in Denver, Colorado, United States and surrounding areas including Aurora and Boulder.
Patrick Mueller
Digital Producer at KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA)
Patrick Mueller primarily covers news in Denver, Colorado, United States and surrounding areas.
Isabella Benson
Reporter at KOLN/KGIN-TV (Lincoln, NE)
Isabella Benson primarily covers news in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States and surrounding areas.
Joanne Davidson
Writer at Freelance
Joanne Davidson primarily covers news in Denver, Colorado, United States and surrounding areas.
Emily Rodz
Editor at 303 Magazine
Emily Rodz primarily covers news in Denver, Colorado, United States and surrounding areas.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →Coverage map
X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 3K
- Tweets
- 1K
- DMs Open
- Yes
Incredibly well-researched and riveting story by @violazhouyi about the different facets of the clashes surrounding a Chinese EV battery company’s move into this Michigan small town.
A new American factory story: I spent months tracking Chinese EV battery maker Gotion: a strongman boss, a son who worships Elon Musk, an embattled white executive, a group of Michigan hunters who call this EV revolution a scam. https://t.co/N3sHWae55D via @restofworld
My work email got hacked so if you got an email about a newsletter from me, DON’T click on anything. That wasn’t me 🫠Help and advice appreciated.
RT @nataliaalamdari: In an FFP story from about two years ago, there's a nugget of information: At Schuyler Center HS, a swath of students…
