Grace Housholder is a KPC Media Group columnist. She focuses on culture and society, with particular attention to family relationships, elderly care, and regional interests, often exploring themes related to parenting and early childhood education. Grace's work has been featured in publications such as the Blue Mountain Eagle, Princeton Daily Clarion, and Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly.
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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.
Given her frequent use of expert commentary in her articles, she may be interested in insights from local historians or educators regarding historical topics related to Indiana or Kendallville. Additionally, considering her focus on family & relationships as well as culture & society themes, she might appreciate pitches involving unique cultural traditions within the community or uplifting stories about familial bonds.
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Back-to-back celebrations in Norway last month created a feast for the eye as well as for the palate.
Stetson and his wife Sherry were trying to teach their 3 year-old how to express different levels of importance. Sometimes, at bedtime, she would tell them something that she'd really wanted that day that they weren't able to do, such as “I really wanted to go to the playground, but we couldn't today.” So they talked to her and said “if there's something you really want to do, you can tell us it's really important to you, and we'll write it down so that we do it soon.”
Kevin Kimpel measures his life in countries, not years. That makes him double his age in years — 130 countries strong!
By: Grace Housholder
As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, it’s noteworthy that Noble County is the final resting place of two Revolutionary War veterans: Nathaniel Prentice and Joseph Galloway.
By: Grace Housholder
What would you do?
Matt Bennett and Nancy Van Gessel share a passion for the stories that make up our history — and a desire to help others who seek to know more stories — specifically family stories.
As I write this, I am in Key West with our son Paul, who lives here, and our oldest daughter, Dorothy (Dolly) Dankel, and her family from Bergen, Norway.
East Noble classmates of mine, Mike and Diane Mapes of Auburn, wrote me a while back: “Our son, Andy sent this to us last night and made us chuckle. We
Living at a distance from our grandchildren means that there are long intervals between visits. When I say good-bye, I am keenly aware that I am saying good-bye to an
A while back I found out about my friend Jennifer Edwards’ radon experience. Aaron and Jennifer Edwards and their three children live several blocks from Terry and me in Kendallville.
