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Check us on Sunday for a close look at Kenny HulshofFriday, September 19, 2008
Posted 11:30 a.m. Friday I know many of you don't read seMissourian.com over the weekend. However, we have a special feature coming up Sunday that you might want to check out. The Southeast Missourian is lucky enough to have a great political reporter with a long history of covering Missouri politics on staff — Rudi Keller. And thanks to Rudi's history, he's pretty much followed the careers of our two gubernatorial candidates — Rep. Kenny Hulshof and Missouri Attorney General Jay Nixon — from day one. Rudi has put that experience to good use this election cycle, crafting two in-depth stories about the men, one of which will be our next governor. This Sunday the two-part series begins with Hulshof, a man with roots in Southeast Missouri who built his reputation as a prosecuting attorney here before moving to central Missouri. On seMissourian.com we'll have several video clips from an hour-plus interview with Hulshof. In addition to the main story, we'll also have a complete transcript of the interview, a timeline of his career and a biography, and a breakdown of what critics say about Hulshof and the ideas he says he'll implement if elected governor. This Sunday we'll also post a transcript of the interview Rudi conducted with Nixon and video clips from that interview. Next Sunday the Nixon story and accompanying materials will be posted to the site.
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Matt Sanders, former arts and entertainment editor and reporter for the Southeast Missourian, was appointed editor of the paper's online operation this year. In his blog Extra Edition, he gives readers an extra dose of news they won't find in our print edition or elsewhere on our Web site, and gives them a glimpse of the operation of the new seMissourian.com.
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Hey Matt:
Just a FYI: The online Hulshof story doesn't have the subheads. It says 'subhead here' in a couple places. Thought you may want to correct that.