Austin Schick is a journalist and writer based in Richmond, Kentucky. He is currently a contributor for Spectrum News 1, focusing on local news and politics. His work has also been featured in Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC. and WMBD-TV. Austin's articles cover a range of topics including politics, education, and social issues in the state of Kentucky.
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Austin Schick's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Kentucky, with a significant emphasis on education and voting-related issues. As he covers announcements, event coverage, and expert commentary related to these themes, pitches that offer unique insights or expert opinions on Kentucky state politics, educational policies, election laws or budgetary matters are likely to resonate well with him.
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By: Austin Schick
For winning third prize, Zoey Washington took home $750.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — College students across the Commonwealth are graduating and are preparing for true adulthood.
Global Learning Department serves international students.
By: Austin Schick
In April, MSU and its program were honored by NASA.
By: Austin Schick
MOREHEAD, Ky. — Recently Morehead State University was honored in Washington for its role in ensuring a lunar landing mission in February was a success.
By: Austin Schick
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The University of Kentucky president and faculty senate are at odds over the restructuring of the university’s governance and regulations.
GEORGETOWN, Ky. — Since 1988, Toyota has made its Camry made right here in Kentucky. However now, is the first time the vehicle will be completely hybrid.
Lexington’s jail is also nationally recognized.
LEXINGTON, Ky. — This week is National Correctional Officers Week, recognizing the men and women across the country working with inmates at correctional centers at a local, state and federal level.
By: Austin Schick
Lexington has seen only four homicides this year.
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