Carrie Steinweg is a journalist based in Northwest Indiana, specializing in local news and features. She has written for The Times of Northwest Indiana and her work has also been featured in the Homewood-Flossmoor Chronicle. Carrie covers a wide range of topics, including profiles of local individuals, travel, food, and community events.
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Carrie Steinweg's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on local human interest stories, with an expert commentary focus. This indicates that she may be interested in pieces featuring individuals or organizations making a positive impact within Northwest Indiana.
Given her coverage of family & relationships and house & home themes, Carrie may be open to pitches involving experts who can provide valuable insights related to parenting, education, child development, and finding the right fit for families in the region. Additionally, topics related to travel and local attractions appear to resonate with her readership.
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By: Carrie Steinweg
There are few movies and characters that have the following of the Blues Brothers. It all started with a skit on Saturday Night Live ...
By: Carrie Steinweg
Until late August, my only Great Lakes island travel experience had been on Michigan’s Mackinac Island. So when we made plans to visit Pelee Island, Ontario (the southernmost point of
By: Carrie Steinweg
It has been six years since Richard Yavenue left this world, and a national organization called Honor and Remember wants to make sure he is
Running spans a wide age range. From young kids to seniors, you’ll find them participating in organized races. But it’s not often that you see a 96-year-old among the bunch.
By: Carrie Steinweg
Shipshewana on the Road Gift, Food and Craft Show will be returning this year to the Southland Center, Ho-Chunk Nation, 10 Southland Drive
By: Carrie Steinweg
Some foods from the first Thanksgiving are still served, though modified to account for availability and ethnic and cultural tastes.
By: Carrie Steinweg
Twenty-four years ago, the nonprofit Books, Brushes & Bands for Education was founded by artist Michelle Golden of Hammond.
By: Carrie Steinweg
Back for its eighteenth season, “A Christmas Story" Comes Home is filling the Indiana Welcome Center with all things Ralphie, Flick, Schwartz and Randy.
By: Carrie Steinweg
Before you jump into 2025, spend your final night of 2024 making some amazing memories. There’s a variety of ways to celebrate the final day of the year in the
By: Carrie Steinweg
Jerry Czarnecki of Portage has been getting his feet wet at the Greater Portage Chamber of Commerce since August as he prepares to move into his new role as executive
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