Erik Hackman is a Reporter at various esteemed publications, including EMS1, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo News. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on health and wellness, construction, and regional interest, often intertwining themes of community events and corporate gatherings. Erik's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Cleburne Times Review, Government Technology, and Transport Topics.
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Erik's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, and private sector developments in Jeffersonville, Indiana. He extensively covers topics related to local government decisions, community events, public services, housing issues, and business expansion within the area.
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NEW ALBANY — On Friday night before 10 p.m., New Albany firefighters were sent to the 1400 block of Beechwood Ave for a report of a carport collapsing.
JJ was a recent Pet of the Week from the New Albany Animal Shelter. Contact the shelter at 812-948-5355 to schedule a meet-and-greet for pets. The adoption application can be found at ( https://nafcanimalshelter.org/ ), under the public forms tab. Submitted
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Community members hold hands in prayer at Jeffersonville City Hall before beginning the annual Martin Luther King, Jr Day march and motorcade in 2019. News and Tribune File Photo
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JEFFERSONVILLE — “This is not about Dr. King. It’s about us as a community,” said Janice Leavell, the chair for the King Holiday Committee in Jeffersonville.
NEW ALBANY — On Feb. 4, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. said “Everybody can be great… because anybody can serve.”
CLARK COUNTY — The River Ridge Development Authority on Tuesday approved an agreement to sell 11 acres of land on Trey Street on the Jeffersonville side of the development.
Benedict Morris and Wendy Bayles, both seniors at Charlestown High School, scored a 1500 on the SAT exam. The highest possible score is 1600. Erik Hackman | News and Tribune
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Pam Connerly, dean of the School of Natural Sciences at IUS; Debbie Ford, chancellor of IUS; Pamela Whitten, the president of Indiana University; Adrienne Alley, a sophomore at IUS; Cheyenne Helton, a returning student at IUS; Charlotte Ipsan, senior vice president and chief hospital officer at Norton Healthcare; Emily Volk, system vice president of Pathology and Laboratories at UofL Health and Michael Schroyer, president of Baptist Health Floyd. All were gathered for the announcement of the partnership between IUS and the three hospital groups on Wednesday. Erik Hackman | News and Tribune
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