David Trinko is the Editor of The Lima News. He focuses on a variety of themes including culture, education, and media, emphasizing the importance of family, friends, and local journalism. David's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, Government Technology, and Airport Business.
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David Trinko has a strong focus on local sports, particularly high school basketball in the Lima, Ohio area. He also covers general content and publishing topics.
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Given his geographic focus on Lima and Ohio specifically, it's important to tailor pitches with this region in mind. If your news does not directly relate to this specific area, highlighting any connections or implications for this community may make your pitch more appealing.
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By: David Trinko
LIMA — Mike Swick’s mother sent him news clippings religiously in the 1990s, hoping to bring him back home to a hospital in Lima.
No tears were shed when the kids went back to school Wednesday.
By: David Trinko
No tears were shed when the kids went back to school Wednesday. That's not to say my wife and I didn't want to cry a little bit, but we didn't want the kids to cry either.
LIMA — Reporters and editors from The Lima News will be meet with the public from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday in the merchants building at the Allen County Fair. It’s part of Visit Greater Lima and The Lima News Day at the fairgrounds, 2750 Harding Highway, Lima.
CELINA — The Celina Bulldogs proved they were truly a tough football team Friday night.
Someone walking by the newspaper’s booth at the Allen County Fair last week complained loudly, “There’s nothing to do in Lima.”
By: David Trinko
LIMA — An estimated 200 residents heard from the Republican party’s candidate for governor on topics ranging from property taxes to data centers to electrical prices.
LIMA — The 176th Allen County Fair came to a close with a bang Saturday night, as an impressive fireworks display brought the nine-day exhibition to a close.
Someone walking by the newspaper’s booth at the Allen County Fair last week complained loudly, “There’s nothing to do in Lima.” I’ve heard that complaint for years. Perhaps in my 20s, I might have mad...
LIMA — The 176th Allen County Fair came to a close with a bang Saturday night, as an impressive fireworks display brought the nine-day exhibition to a close. The 20-minute display started with a simpl...
