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.
For effective outreach to Jeremiah, consider pitching stories related to the local community in Paducah or broader Kentucky area. Topics such as home heating safety tips for winter or local energy initiatives like solar farms could resonate well with his content.
Given the emphasis on health & wellbeing and career aspirations in his coverage attributes, pitches relating to mental health support programs or inspiring career journeys within the Paducah community may also pique Jeremiah's interest.
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Photos taken Aug. 26, 2024, show some of the dogs currently housed at the Humane Society of Marshall County at 6301 U.S. 68 East in Benton, Kentucky. As of Monday,
By: Justin Jones
PADUCAH — Delivery drivers with the Paducah-McCracken County Senior Center are checking in on senior clients during their Meals on Wheels routes to ensure their safety during the scorching triple-digit heat index.
By: Jeremiah Hatcher
JEREMIAH HATCHER | The Sun Roughly 75% of Lyon County residents received time-sensitive bills on or after the due date.
By: Callie Stone, Ethan Patterson
PADUCAH — To address drug use, support recovery, and reduce recidivism among individuals with substance use or mental health issues, the Paducah Police established the Deflection Team.
By: Jayden Sanders, Jeremiah Hatcher
E Claires Salon in Carbondale is taking a major step in the community by changing its business name to become more inclusive to LGBTQIA+ individuals.
JEREMIAH HATCHER | The Sun Before the two 911 centers combined, only one dispatcher worked at each location. Under the new system, two dispatchers will be on duty at all times.
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JEREMIAH HATCHER | The Sun More than 50 sidewalk squares at Baptist Health Paducah were covered in artwork and messages of support Tuesday in observance of World Suicide Prevention Day.
By: Sun Jhatcher
JEREMIAH HATCHER | The Sun A poster advertises the 2024 Local Licks Festival. While the festival is free to attend, the event hopes to collect thousands
By: Sun Jhatcher
Students in the P.A.L.S. program get to play team building games with mentors for one hour. Some mentors even assist students with problems going on in their lives.
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