Hope Davis is a City and County Government Reporter, focusing on local news in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. She has written for publications such as the Oldham Era, Music In Minnesota, and Columbia Missourian, covering a wide range of topics including community events, law enforcement, social issues, and celebrity news.
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Hope Davis's coverage mainly revolves around local news, community events, and entertainment news with a focus on Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. She often covers stories related to the local community and events in the area.
If you are pitching to Hope Davis, consider providing her with compelling human-interest stories based in the Lawrenceburg area or surrounding regions. Additionally, if your pitch involves local celebrities or events that have a direct impact on the residents of Lawrenceburg and Anderson County Forward, it is likely to be well-received.
Given her articles about drug activity and homeless services growth signaling needs being met within the community; she may also be interested in pitches concerning initiatives addressing social issues within this locality.
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Juniors and seniors of Anderson County High School were given an empowering message while being witness to a mock DUI car crash.
Kentucky State Police Post 12 troopers honoring Trooper Bobby McCoun at his gravesite located in the Lawrenceburg Cemetery.
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By: Hope Davis
D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) is a longstanding collaborative program in Anderson County currently in its 37th year of educating young students about the personal and social consequences of substance
The Rotary Club of Lawrenceburg’s Queen of Hearts game started in 2021 where a deck of cards is placed in rows face-down on a board and people are able to
Pictured in 1974 are Pysmain employees breaking ground on the Lawrenceburg Facility that was recently celebrated 50 years later.
FRANKFORT — Those familiar with Robert B. Turner Elementary know that Sarah Wallace is an outstanding teacher.
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By: Hope Davis
The city of Springfield is researching a potential licensing and inspection program for rental housing as part of a renewed focus on housing issues. As city staff and the Community Involvement Committee explore how this program will work, they’ve looked to other cities as examples.
LAWRENCEBURG — Get in the holiday spirit for the annual city event, Light Up Lawrenceburg on Friday, Nov. 22.
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