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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VAN WERT—Cody Bowersock will take over Van Wert Board of Developmental Disabilities as its Superintendent July 1 of this year.
VAN WERT—Van Wert Board of Education approved the hiring or re-hiring of 59 employees on Wednesday night’s 5 p.m. board meeting.
VAN WERT—Austin Johnson loves the road. He should; it’s his home for most of the year.
Every leader must be able to make decisions. This is the foundation of good leadership. Part of this is making quick decisions.
VAN WERT—The old Kennedy Kit factory on 520 E. Sycamore Street was the site of an unusual event on Thursday morning—a wall signing.
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While the bill introduced by Moran and Chan would greatly benefit consumers, in the course of the legislative session, things changed. The House passed its much larger economic development bill and included an amended version of the original legislation. This amended version could do more harm than good.
VAN WERT—It was a sweltering 92 degrees on Tuesday night for the official opening of the 168th Van Wert County Fair.
VAN WERT—Jody Wannemacher cut the ribbon on Langdyn House, the new maternity home for homeless mothers on Thursday afternoon. Wannemacher, the director of the Pregnancy Life Center health clinic, has envisioned a home like this in Van Wert for many years.
VAN WERT—The Brumback Board voted to switch out their old machines during last Thursday's meeting.
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