Amanda Redman is a journalist for the Chronicle-Tribune, based in Marion, Indiana. With a focus on local news, Amanda covers a wide range of topics including community events, government changes, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in The Paper of Wabash County.
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Marion, Indiana, United States (Local)
Amanda Redman's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, personal finance, human resources & employment, and house & home themes. She may be most responsive to pitches related to local government changes or initiatives in the Marion area of Indiana.
Given her extensive coverage of community events and local businesses, Amanda might also find interest in stories covering entrepreneurial endeavors or events that contribute positively to the community.
Her geographic focus being local (United States, Indiana, Marion) suggests that she would likely prefer pitches centered around these specific locations. If you have news about developments within Marion or insights into business trends affecting this area directly, it could align with her editorial direction.
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Folks who travel Indiana 9 over the Mississinewa River be detoured for the next nine months, while the bridge is closed for a multi-million dollar resurfacing project.
A firefighter was injured when he fell through a floor into a crawl space while extinguishing flames in a vacant Marion structure Thursday.
of 4 February is always a busy month for Reverend Larry Emmons.
By: Amanda Redman
Some inmates will be sent to other counties as part of a concerted effort to alleviate overcrowding in the Grant County Jail.
By: Amanda Redman
The namesake for Healingmoon Crystals and Spiritual Wellness, Amanda “Healingmoon” Moorehead Trent, got her nickname from her identity as a healer, her astrological sign and her love for the lunar
The county treasurer’s office is often associated with the paying of property tax but there is much more to the job than meets the eye, according to Grant County treasurer
By: Amanda Redman
St. Paul Catholic School (SPCS) students donated more than $2,500 to help local animals and homeless people Friday morning.
Businesses near the Mississinewa Bridge on Indiana 9 are reporting a loss of revenue since the bridge closed Feb. 12 for a resurfacing project that is expected to last through
Charles Moon stands on the southwest corner of the Grant County Courthouse on any given Wednesday holding a sign that reads “All Blue Lives Matter.”
When Randy Lines was growing up, he was a frequent visitor at the Union 76 located at 840 E. 30th Street in Marion, just two blocks from his home on 27th Street.
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