Jack Spaulding is a journalist based in Greensburg, Indiana. He writes for the Greensburg Daily News and the Cleburne Times Review, focusing on local news and topics of interest to the community. Jack's articles cover a range of subjects, including outdoor activities, wildlife, conservation, and community events.
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Jack’s coverage predominantly focuses on local sports announcements, industry-specific news, and press releases with a strong emphasis on outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation. If reaching out to Jack Spaulding, consider providing updates or announcements related to local sports events or industry-specific news relevant to the residents of Indiana.
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On Sept. 4, Lilly Endowment Inc. announced the approval of a $50 million grant to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for a variety of enhancements at Indiana State Parks. DNR will use the grant to make several improvements within Prophetstown State Park and to fund upgrades across the state parks system.
Readers can contact Jack Spaulding by writing to this publication or e-mail Jack at [email protected].
The DNR proposes allowing the use of a .40 caliber muzzleloader, which will allow more individuals to use equipment they currently use to hunt a deer. The deer program has
With the deer reduction zone hunting season underway and the statewide archery deer season starting Oct. 1, Indiana Conservation Officers remind hunters to stay safe. More than 300,000 people are
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources stocked rainbow trout in ponds in Fort Wayne and Huntington on Oct. 18 and 19. Shoaff Park and Spy Run Creek in Fort Wayne
Indiana Conservation Officers encourage Hoosiers to help the Indiana Department of Natural Resources put an end to poaching by reporting potential violations to Turn In a Poacher, Inc. TIP is
Indiana Conservation Officers encourage Hoosiers to help the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) put an end to poaching by reporting potential violations to Turn In a Poacher, Inc. TIP is a nonprofit conservation organization partnering with Indiana’s DNR to protect fish and wildlife resources by increasing public support and involvement in bringing violators to justice.
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Readers can contact Jack Spaulding by writing to this publication or e-mail Jack at [email protected].
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