Jack Mitchell is an Assistant City Editor at various esteemed publications. He covers a diverse range of topics including college sports, football, basketball, and the arts, with a keen interest in film, music, and cultural issues. Jack's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Post Register, NPR, Newsweek, and Sports Illustrated, among others.
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Jack's coverage primarily focuses on local events and entertainment news within Amador County, California. He often features community events, local businesses, and historical anniversaries. When reaching out to Jack, consider pitching stories related to upcoming community events, new business openings or milestones (especially those with a long history in the area), and pieces that highlight the unique culture of Amador County.
Given his focus on entertainment news and movie listings for a local cinema, Jack may also be interested in pitches related to film screenings or special events at theaters within Amador County.
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By Jack Mitchell Ledger Dispatch Updated Maxine Nicole Hooper was welcomed into the world on Monday, November 18, 2024 at
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By: Jack Mitchell, Josh Peterson
Josh Peterson and Connor Happer explain the last week in college football and break down why understanding Nebraska football is the key to understanding how peo
By: Jack Mitchell
Mike Cupo, a systems operator for Public Service Electric and Gas Company, uses a special red phone to talk via radio to PSE&G staffers in the field, during a simulated Y2K drill at company headquarters in Newark, N.J., on April 9, 1999. Power plant operators across the country held drills to make sure they could keep electricity flowing if year 2000 computer glitches prevented them from communicating with each other.
People feared the computer glitch would mean "the end of the world as we know it." Thankfully, Y2K didn't live up to the hype after years and billions of dollars were spent on painstaking preparation. Read Full Article ยป
By: Jack Mitchell
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By: Josh Peterson, Jack Mitchell, Kaleb Henry
Jack Mitchell and Kaleb Henry kick off 2025 by previewing the huge home game vs. UCLA! They also give their thoughts on Nebraska's tournament chances and more.
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By: Josh Peterson, Kaleb Henry, Jack Mitchell
Jack Mitchell and Kaleb Henry break down the huge win by Nebraska that moves them to 12-2 on the season, including 2-1 in Big Ten play! For more content like t
By: Josh Peterson, Jack Mitchell
Josh Peterson and Jack Mitchell go through Husker football history to find the eras of peak hate in rivalries vs. Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas State, Missouri, an
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