Gwen Albers is a local journalist based in Pennsylvania, with a focus on reporting news and events in the New Bedford area. Her work has been featured in various local publications such as the New Castle News, Allied News, and the DAILY COURIER. Gwen covers a range of topics including community events, local sports, government issues, and human interest stories.
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Gwen Albers predominantly covers local news, focusing on community events, veterans, hunting, and tax increases. Her articles often revolve around family and relationships in the context of the local community. If you have a heartwarming story involving acts of kindness within the community or human interest pieces related to local events or individuals, it could resonate with her coverage.
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DeAnna Kellar-Zawacki of Sharon holds a photo of her parents, Benjamin and Rita Kellar, and sisters Dana Melissa (from left), Amy Leigh and Angela Lynn. All were killed 33 years ago after a crash on Interstate 80 in Mercer County, leaving DeAnna an orphan. She erased her image from the photo. CNHI News Service
During last year's Lawrence County Veterans Stand Down, retired Army Sgt. First Class James Benson learned about a place in Butler that offers free dental care for veterans.
Mary Ann “Boots” McCosby never expected the Laurel School Board to single her out for a job well done.
Five New Bedford couples felt relieved Thursday after learning a potentially devastating hurricane spared their Florida retirement community.
of 4 HERMITAGE — Eileen Oster can't explain why she's lived to be 100.
As a homemaker in her early 20s with a toddler and second child on the way, Nancy Rudzik joined the New Bedford Garden Club.
By: Gwen Albers
The News traveled state Route 18 through Lawrence County, speaking to voters about the issues and their concerns related to the Nov. 5 election.
By: Gwen Albers
Gloria Allison’s grave concern for the country prompted the 70-year-old to register to vote for the first time ever. Allison has already cast her ballot for Republican Donald Trump.
By: Gwen Albers
Angelia DeVirgilio likes that Democrat Kamala Harris favors protecting women’s reproductive rights. That’s one of the reasons DeVirgilio plans to vote for Harris during the Nov. 5 Presidential Election.
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