Hallie Gallinat is a reporter with a focus on local news in Logansport, Indiana. She has written for various publications including Yahoo News, Cleburne Times Review, Pharos-Tribune, and has been featured in VERY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER and the University of Indianapolis. Hallie covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government, education, and human interest stories.
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Hallie Gallinat's coverage revolves around local community events, government announcements, and seasonal topics in Logansport, Indiana. She frequently writes about awards and recognition received by local residents or organizations. Pitches should focus on human-interest stories related to the Logansport community, such as unique events or individuals making a positive impact.
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By: Hallie Gallinat
Shirley Jenkins Jefferson and Judy Jackson, both members of the Calvary Community Church, initially opened the Garden of Eden to bring better health to the church community. But what started as a way to bring better health has since blossomed into a successful community resource for everyone to utilize.
By: Hallie Gallinat
A snowstorm didn’t stop the residents of GreenTree at Westwood from getting their dinner. When many staff members could not come for their shifts because of the weather, a team stepped up to the plate, literally, to ensure everyone received a meal during the snowstorm earlier this week.
By: Hallie Gallinat
The African American Pastors Alliance is inviting Columbus to be “all in” and present this Martin Luther King Jr. Day as it celebrates the 28th annual MLK Day Breakfast on Jan. 20.
By: Hallie Gallinat
Chocolate, cupcakes, cake pops. All these sweet treats and many, many more will be available during this year’s annual Always Ready for Chocolate event.
By: Hallie Gallinat
Jazz at Helen’s opens the 2025 season with its first show of the year, welcoming the Ben Paterson/Andy Brown Trio on Jan. 24 for a night of swinging jazz performed by a band of globetrotting jazz artists.
By: Hallie Gallinat
If you and your partner are in the mood for some clean comedy this Valentine’s season, look no further than the Columbus First Assembly’s Laugh and Love Comedy Show, featuring Hoosier comedienne Stacy Corwin. Leave laughing and maybe a little inspired as she brings her unique kind of comedy to Columbus.
By: Hallie Gallinat
The Columbus and Bartholomew County branch of the NAACP will have a night of conversation and fun during its annual Freedom Fund Gala and Dance, from 6 to 11 p.m. Jan. 25 at Gather Columbus.
By: Hallie Gallinat
The African American Pastors Alliance is inviting Columbus to be “all in” and present this Martin Luther King Jr. Day as it celebrates the 28th annual MLK Day Breakfast today.
Kidscommons will invite Carnivale guests to put on their detective hats and dive into the mystery presented by the popular “Clue” board game.
By: Hallie Gallinat
A local pastor who has inspired the community with his ministry for years was honored at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. CommUNITY Breakfast as the winner of the Beloved Community Award.
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