Brian Hess is a local journalist who writes for the Times Bulletin and has also been featured in various publications such as the Paulding County Progress, Courier Journal, and The Denver Post. With a focus on local news, Brian covers a range of topics including community events, government updates, and human interest stories.
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Van Wert, United States (Local)
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Brian Hess's coverage mainly focuses on local events, entertainment news, and government & politics. His articles often feature expert commentary as well as announcements and event coverage. If you have expertise in local art, history, museums or cultural heritage, or if you can provide valuable insights into local attractions in the area Brian covers (which is not specified), reaching out to him with story ideas related to these topics could be effective.
For example, consider pitching stories about upcoming cultural events or festivals in the area, historical anniversaries of local significance, new developments at local museums or art galleries, or profiles of individuals involved in preserving the area’s cultural heritage. Additionally, if you have insights into relevant political issues affecting the community he covers that align with his themes covered such as government & politics and entertainment news this would likely be appealing to him.
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By: Brian Hess
We're in the fourth quarter of the 118th Congress and the clock is ticking fast. There are only a few more legislative days for Congress to pass
By: Demis Hassabis, James Manyika, Brian Hess
If you want to understand the universe, you can start by reading the greats: Feynman, Weinberg, Curie, Hofstadter, Kant, Spinoza, Turing, and all
By: Brian Hess
Gov. Healey should send an amended version of the bill back to the Legislature to protect fans from the Ticketmaster monopoly and so that consumers can continue to freely shop around for tickets versus having a single source.
Van Wert Council on Aging director Kevin Matthews. (Sam Shriver/CherryRoad Media)
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By: Brian Hess
Shown are Sharon Green (L), executive director of Mercer County Civic Foundation, and Quincy Thompson (R), marketing director of Van Wert LIVE. (Photo Submitted)
By: Brian Hess
Pictured are floorplans for the proposed apartment-style living spaces. (Photo Submitted)
By: Brian Hess
Ryan Houser is scheduled to go on trial beginning April 7, 2025 for the murder of Barbara Ganger. (Sam Shriver/CherryRoad Media)
By: Brian Hess
The Delphos Canal Museum recently announced the opening of its 25th annual Celebrate Christmas. (Photo Submitted)
The Van Wert YMCA utilized Healthy Aging Grant funds to purchase a chair lift at its pool. Staff and representatives checking out the lift include (back row, L-R): Joel Whitman, finance/office manager; Sue Gerker, Van Wert County Commissioners representative; Corey Clifton, YMCA programs director; and Hugh Kocab, YMCA CEO. Front Row (L-R): Dr. Shad Foster, YMCA board member; Libby Price, YMCA incoming aquatics director; and Martha Martin, outgoing aquatics director. (Photo Submitted)
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