Jeremiah Hatcher is a local journalist based in Paducah, Kentucky. He writes for various local publications, including the Paducah Sun, The Metropolis Planet newspaper, WPSD-TV, LLC, and The Times Leader, Inc. His articles cover a range of topics, including local news, community events, and human interest stories.
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Jeremiah Hatcher's coverage mainly revolves around local news and community-related topics, with a focus on family & relationships, entertainment news, health & wellbeing, and culture & society. He often features announcements and press releases.
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The American Cancer Society reports that “the incidence rate for women younger than 50 has increased from 51% higher than men in 2002 to 82% higher
By: Sun Jhatcher, Jeremiah Hatcher
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day is Jan. 20, and many organizations in Carbondale, Paducah and the surrounding region will host events marking the occasion with processions, celebrations, and more.
By: Jeremiah Hatcher
This monument sits in between Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and Park Avenue in Paducah. The NAACP march will end here on Monday, Jan. 20. NAACP Paducah branch President J.W. Cleary said the march will commence no matter the weather.
By: Jason Thomason
MCCRACKEN COUNTY, KY — Resources supporting seniors in maintaining their personal lives were showcased at a health fair held on Friday, Jan. 17, at the McCracken County UK Extension Office.
PADUCAH — Local city and county leaders assisted in presenting a $5,000 check to Paducah Child Watch to help fund the Court Appointed Special Advocates Christmas Stocking Project.
J.W. Cleary, second to the left, holds the $5,000 check presented on Friday to Child Watch in Paducah. Others pictured include, from left: McCracken County Judge Executive Craig Clymer, Paducah Child Watch Executive Director Janie Criner, CASA volunteer Robert Hernandez, CASA Program Director Stephanie Moss, and Paducah Mayor George Bray.
By: Jeremiah Hatcher
An Atmos Energy operations manager said Sunday's cold weather could have caused the gas leak that prompted evacuations in downtown Paducah. However, the incident is still under investigation.
St. Mary High School senior Ava Campbell aims to help children dealing with mental struggles by pursuing a degree in social work.
By: Mason Watkins, Jeremiah Hatcher
Representatives with Atmos Energy Paducah provided insight on Monday into what might have caused a massive gas leak in downtown Paducah on Sunday, Jan. 19.
By CARLY DICK, JEREMIAH HATCHER | The Sun [email protected]
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