Deborah Lucas is a journalist based in Corinth, Kentucky. She writes for the ROHS Theatre Company and her work has also appeared in The Brookings Institution. Deborah covers local news and events, including community initiatives, government meetings, and cultural happenings in the Corinth area.
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Deborah Lucas predominantly covers local news, particularly community events, city government activities, and public safety in the United States. Her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests she would be most responsive to pitches related to local government initiatives, community-focused events, or legal changes affecting the region.
Given her emphasis on entertainment news as well as coverage of small businesses in a local context, Deborah may also respond favorably to pitches that highlight unique or impactful stories about small enterprises or cultural events within her area of coverage.
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The annual Red Kettle Collections are coming back to Walmart in Dry Ridge. Grant County’s Salvation Army (GCSA) will be ringing their bells to help local individuals and families in
Each year, a sure sign of the approaching holiday season is: trains! From full-sized Santa Expresses to Cincinnati’s “Entertrainment Junction” to models choo choo-ing around the presents under our own
By: Deborah Lucas
While the holidays are days of celebration and festivities, some celebrations are more somber. For example, at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North (KVCN) in Williamstown, celebrations are filled with respect
Since 2014, an early Saturday morning in December is marked on many calendars as the day to travel to the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery North (KVCN) for the annual Laying of
With what seems to be a revolving door of elected officials at the county level recently, the latest to leave will be Sheriff Brian Maines.
There’s something new in town, and it may make Dry Ridge folks a little safer and a little more tuned in to what is going on in their City. “CodeRED”
As Grant County Rang in the New Year of 2025, changes were occurring at the Sheriff’s Office on Barnes Road. Dennis Switzer, having taken the oath of office on Dec.
What happens when the lights go out in Grant County or when someone needs a meal? While at this time, there are no formal heating or cooling centers available, we
The University of Kentucky Extension Services Grant County Office (Extension) is growing again. After over 20 years of planning, saving, explaining and more planning, the doors are nearly ready to
With all members present, Chair Anthony Morgan called the Special Meeting of the Grant County Special Ambulance Taxing District Board (SATD) to order on Jan. 15. On the agenda was
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