Staff Writer, Editorial Page Editor, Observer-Reporter
Brad Hundt is a Staff Writer and Editorial Page Editor at the Observer-Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, government and politics, energy and mining, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Pennsylvania and international themes such as Latin America. Brad's work has been featured in Management Specialist Inc, Observer Reporter, Herald Star, Wheeling News-Register, and Herald-Standard.
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Brad Hundt's articles predominantly cover local events in Pennsylvania and Washington, focusing on entertainment news, education, animals, art, photography and books. Based on this information, reaching out with pitches related to local events or human interest stories tied to these themes would likely be effective. For example, sharing unique educational initiatives involving the arts or animals may capture his attention. If you have a compelling story about an event or initiative in these areas within Pennsylvania or Washington that aligns with Brad's coverage focus, it could be a good fit for him.
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By: Brad Hundt
All 538 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives are up for grabs in Tuesday's election, and with Republicans' current majority at a knife-edge three seats, which party will control the House is about as much of a toss-up as who will win the presidential contest.
CECIL – After months of debate and hours of public hearings, supervisors in Cecil Township approved a revision to the community’s oil and gas ordinance Monday that increases the distance new well pads must be from homes, businesses, schools and hospitals. According to the revised ordinance, any new well pads must now be about 2,500 […]
Local Republicans were exultant and Democrats were looking to regroup following an election that saw former President Donald Trump win Pennsylvania on his way back to the White House, and Republicans up and down the ballot scoring touchdowns. In fact, the Facebook page of the Fayette County Republican Committee boasted a cover photo Wednesday featuring […]
When Patrick Radden Keefe was in high school in the early 1990s, he had a singular ambition – to write for The New Yorker. When he revealed to an English teacher that he wanted to join the staff of what could very well be America’s most prestigious magazine, it was met with a little bit […]
By: Brad Hundt
Editor’s note: This is the second in a series of stories reflecting on 20 years of gas drilling in Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Barrels full of ink were spilled, millions upon millions of dollars were spent and hours upon hours of volunteer work were spent knocking on thousands of doors and getting in touch with thousands of voters.
By: Brad Hundt
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The human mind has conquered diseases and blasted men into space, but there are some things that are still tough to wrap your brain around. Nuclear physics. Astrophysics. The intricate workings of artificial intelligence. And, for many people, cryptocurrency. The term cryptocurrency is rushed by us in news reports, along with related terms like bitcoin […]
During the 13 years that it existed, the Washington Community Arts and Cultural Center was known in shorthand as Wash Arts.
SCENERY HILL – U.S. Sen. Bob Casey remembers the moment when the importance of high-speed internet really hit home for him. He was on a conference call with elected officials from Southwestern Pennsylvania in 2016, and one of them loudly said, “Senator, kids can’t do their homework!” “In one moment it all made sense to […]
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