Amanda Garrett is an Enterprise Reporter at The Akron Beacon Journal. With over 20 years of experience covering news across Ohio, she specializes in making complex stories more accessible through narrative storytelling, focusing on themes such as crime, social issues, and legal affairs. Amanda's work has been featured in various outlets including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and The Plain Dealer.
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Amanda Garrett's focus is primarily on local government and politics in Akron, Ohio. She consistently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to local political events and issues.
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By: Amanda Garrett
At least 59 people complained to the Ohio attorney general this month about Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski’s social media post suggesting people keep a list of their neighbors’ addresses with Kamala Harris campaign signs and referring to illegal residents as locusts.
By: Fernando Cervantes, Amanda Garrett
At least 59 Ohio residents have complained to the state's attorney general over posts made by an Ohio sheriff suggesting that people should keep track of homeowners who have signs supporting Democrat Kamala Harris for president.
By: Amanda Garrett
Akron Beacon Journal A group of election deniers has asked a federal judge in Akron to order Ohio officials to clean up the state's voter
By: Amanda Garrett
Akron Beacon Journal The U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday that it will monitor voting in Portage County to make sure federal laws are upheld.
By: Amanda Garrett
Election 2024: Red vs. Blue Akron Beacon Journal Roger Stefan lives in the same Mogadore house where he grew up.
By: Amanda Garrett
Akron Beacon Journal Less than eight hours before 2025 arrives, Summa Health and insurer Anthem had not announced a deal that would continue in-network coverage for about 67,000 patients covered by Anthem in the new year.
By: Amanda Garrett
Less than six hours before 2025 arrived, Summa Health and insurer Anthem announced a multiyear deal that would continue in-network coverage for about 67,000 patients covered by Anthem.
By: Amanda Garrett
Megan Keleman’s dad, mom and brother launched megansrainbowofhope.org on Jan. 1.
By: Amanda Garrett, Patrick Williams
Ahead of Donald Trump starting his second presidential term on Monday, various professionals shared how his presidency could affect Greater Akron.
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