Dan Irwin is a reporter and page designer at The News. With a diverse background that includes a decade as a sports writer, he covers a range of topics including events and conferences, religion and spirituality, and food and beverages. Dan's work has been featured in publications such as the Cleburne Times Review, Sullivan Independent News, and the Meadville Tribune.
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Dan Irwin's articles focus heavily on local news, community events, and government-related topics in the New Castle area of Pennsylvania. He often provides expert commentary and covers government announcements related to local politics and events.
Those seeking coverage by Dan should consider pitching stories related to local government, community events, celebrations, mergers involving local businesses or organizations, as well as human-interest stories with a strong emphasis on family and relationships within the context of New Castle. It would be beneficial for sources to have direct knowledge or involvement in these localized topics when approaching Dan for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Dan Irwin
Joan Aiken shows one of the pie plates her mother, Olive Heminger used to bake her pies at the B&B Charcoal Grill. Her mother, Joan said, refused to use disposable aluminum pans for her pies.
of 7 One looked to a bright future, the other toward a tragic past. Both events unfolded Saturday with a measure of community involvement.
of 5 Motorcycle safety awareness is important to Theresa Andrews. How important?
Fourteen local high school juniors will be contending May 16 for the title of 2027 Lawrence County Distinguished Young Woman.
For a few years now, 13-year-old Rylynn Donegan and her mother, Army veteran Bernadette Donegan, have made the pre-Memorial Day trip to Greenwood Cemetery to place flags on the graves of those who served their country.
of 4 The following were award winners at the 2027 Lawrence County Distinguished Young Woman program. Her sister was right.
