Grace Housholder is a KPC Media Group columnist. She focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, the Indiana community, and various aspects of holidays like Thanksgiving, alongside issues of animal cruelty and the arts. Grace's work has been featured in the Blue Mountain Eagle, Princeton Daily Clarion, Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, and KPC Media Group Inc.
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Grace Housholder's coverage primarily revolves around local interest stories with a focus on personal narratives, seasonal events, and cultural themes. She might be open to pitches that involve heartwarming personal stories related to Christmas or other holidays, local history, educational initiatives within the community, and travel experiences of individuals from Kendallville.
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I didn't know what to think about Kendallville's trick-or-treat night being on Nov. 2.
Updated of 5 This story takes place on two sides of the equator.
Sometimes you look at something almost every day but you don't really see it. While walking in Kendallville this fall I started noticing an increasing number of school buses with darkened windows.
Continuing with last week’s school bus theme, I am thankful for our dedicated school bus drivers and all the other people who help to keep our children safe while they
For my husband, Terry, preparing his displays for the Celebrate Vets event, Saturday, Nov. 9, was a time of pride and gratitude. When Terry was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1972, he was told he was the last person from Noble County to be drafted during the Vietnam War. He served stateside in the United States Army Military Police Corps and is grateful for the diverse people and experiences during his two years of active duty and one year in the U.S. Army Reserves.
Orchids have a special place in my heart because my cousin, Jane, is married to Arthur Chadwick, one of the nation’s premier orchid growers, authors and speakers.
When Erin Raatz of Fort Wayne took her grandson Payton, 3, to see Santa he ran up to him eagerly. His first words to Santa were, “What do you want for Christmas?!”
Jairzinho, who turns 4 today (Dec. 20), has been singing Christmas songs. The other day, in the car, he was singing, “Santa Claus is coming to
We may be a long way from the Arctic, but northeast Indiana has a connection with the world's fastest changing ocean.
We are in Chile with our daughter Catherine, her husband Diego, and their children for the Christmas and New Year holidays. I’ll start this week’s column with a few things
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