Jasmine Morehead is a journalist based in Goshen, Indiana. She writes for the Goshen News and Cleburne Times Review, covering local news and events in the Goshen community. Her articles focus on a range of topics including community organizations, healthcare, parks and recreation, and local businesses.
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Jasmine Morehead's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local community events, non-profit organizations, health and wellness initiatives, and entertainment in the Goshen area. She frequently features event coverage and expert commentary, making her likely receptive to pitches about upcoming local events or initiatives that align with her themes.
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GOSHEN — Manuchka was just a year old and living in Haiti when Joe and Kris Miller of Goshen decided to adopt her.
GOSHEN — The Empty Bow Project is back.
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GOSHEN — Local experts on the homeless said many people have good intentions in helping the homeless, but what started as good could result in harm. This is especially seen
By: Jasmine Morehead
ELKHART — The Elkhart County Health Department will celebrate its 75th anniversary with an open house from 5:30-7 tonight at the Neff Center located at 608 Oakland Ave., Elkhart.
ELKHART — ADEC’s President and CEO Chris Kingsley has announced that the agency is planning to have new a facility fully functional and open by the beginning of 2025.
GOSHEN — At 9:30 a.m. Saturday, The Salvation Army of Goshen and The Window will begin sending out Bag Buddies, otherwise known as volunteers, to drive postal routes to collect
SOUTH BEND — ADEC will be the new contracted provider for South Bend schools as of Oct. 1. This program is set to serve students ages 14-22.
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By: Jasmine Morehead
GOSHEN — Women of Valor in Training had their first public event Oct. 3. Valorous Women: A Celebration of Courage took place on at Bread & Chocolate.
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