Brian Blair is a reporter for The Republic. He covers a range of topics including culture, entertainment, and social issues, with a particular focus on holidays and events that celebrate African American heritage, such as Black History Month and Christmas. Brian's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Times Union, New Haven Register, Stamford Advocate, MySA, Houston Chronicle, The Washington Times, The Seymour Tribune, 411 Mania, and WISH-TV.
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Brian Blair's coverage primarily focuses on local events, music, arts, and community-related news in Columbus, Indiana. If you want to reach out to him with a pitch or story idea, consider topics related to upcoming local events, new art installations or exhibitions in the area, musical performances, volunteer opportunities within the community, and other relevant local entertainment news. Providing insights into the cultural scene of Columbus or highlighting unique community initiatives could capture his interest. Additionally, since Brian covers seasonal events as well as general event coverage quite extensively; pitching stories about upcoming seasonal festivals or recurring annual events would likely resonate with his coverage focus.
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By: Brian Blair
Just a week after the Ethic Expo international festival downtown, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra launches its new season Sunday under the global-insired theme “From Columbus With Love.” New music director William McClain will lead the opening, cosmopolitan concert at 3:30 p.m. at The Commons.
By: Brian Blair
Especially two years ago, Melissa Hatton remembers figurative bumper-to-bumper traffic amid something of a mini-Halloween highway.
Hope native and Nashville, Tennessee country singer-songwriter Jenna Shoaf is fighting to make a name for herself in Music City — beginning with a passionate first single about fighting.
By: Brian Blair
If the nonprofit Brown County Music Center were itself a performer, it’s fair to say that it might be enjoying a substantial encore.
The paranormal and a bit of the abnormal and more will line the path of a self guided tour from 5 to 9 p,m, Nov. 1 in downtown Columbus.
By: Brian Blair
They know how important it is for buildings to have good bones. And the leaders of Exhibit Columbus figure it can be important to have a good funnybone, too.
By: Patrick Robinson, Brian Blair, Bill McFadden
Industry watchers expect Apple to use the LTP03 display technology that debuted in the Apple Watch Series 10 to improve power efficiency and display performance in future iPhones.
By: Brian Blair, Patrick Robinson, Bill McFadden
Apple's upcoming iOS 18.1, set for a widespread release soon, offers a limited selection of Apple Intelligence features.
By: Bill McFadden, Brian Blair, Patrick Robinson
Apple VP Greg Joswiak hinted at upcoming M4 Mac launches in a social media post. He encouraged fans to mark their calendars for the following
By: Brian Blair
Story source spellings: Dave Stehouwer; Gail Nowels; Jean Brownlee; Annalee Huey; Cindy Stephenson
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