Chloe McGowan is a contributor for the Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper and WFYI Public Media. Her articles primarily focus on local events, cultural celebrations, and community news in Indianapolis, Indiana. Chloe's work has also been featured in The Indianapolis Star.
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Chloe’s focus is on local events and culture in Indianapolis, Indiana. She seems to be interested in covering a variety of topics including theater, art exhibitions, holiday events, local news, food and dining.
Given her focus on event coverage and seasonal themes such as holiday events, she may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local cultural events or unique culinary experiences happening around Indianapolis.
Pitching stories related to the thriving arts scene in Indianapolis or exclusive insights into the planning of major local events could capture Chloe's attention. Additionally, highlighting stories that align with the city's rich cultural heritage might also resonate well with her coverage area.
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By: Chloe Mcgowan
The Naptown African American Theatre Collective (NAATC) is cementing its legacy this season.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
City and community leaders gathered to celebrate the launch of Indy Health District on Oct. 21, 2024. (Photo/Chloe McGowan)
By: Chloe Mcgowan
Home Repairs for Good is hosting their annual Fall Repair Fest in Martindale Brightwood.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
The TANF RRH/HP Grant Application, which opened Sept. 30, is open until 5 p.m. on Oct. 28, 2024. (Getty Images)
By: Chloe Mcgowan
Local artist, author and educator Jai Denise was recently nominated for a Grammy Award consideration under “Best New Artist.”
By: Chloe Mcgowan
VonnegutFest 2024 returns with a weekend of events celebrating the Hoosier author’s life and literary legacy.
By: Chloe Mcgowan
Indy Arts Council is partnering with seven local artists for a multimedia campaign to raise awareness of opioid addiction, reduce the stigma around substance use disorder and provide vital resources to people in need
By: Chloe Mcgowan
Mike Epps hosts free concert at Douglass Park. (Photo/David Dixon)
By: Chloe Mcgowan
“BEETLEJUICE” is coming to Indianapolis next spring, and tickets are on sale just in time for Halloween.
November has a lot in store for Indianapolis, from Taylor Swift-themed events, the World Food Championships, Spirit & Place and more.
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