Jerry Fink is a reporter for the Eufaula Indian Journal, focusing on local news in Eufaula, Alabama. With a passion for sports journalism, Jerry covers a range of topics including high school athletics, coaching changes, and local sports achievements. His work has been featured in PR.com and the McIntosh County Democrat.
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Jerry Fink's articles predominantly cover local news, with a strong focus on sports events and high school athletics within the Eufaula area of Alabama. He also covers education and community events.
Given Jerry’s dedication to covering local sports, he would be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming sporting events involving high schools in the Eufaula region or human interest stories about individual athletes or coaches. Additionally, given his coverage of education and community events, pitches that highlight positive initiatives within the local school system or unique cultural activities in Eufaula may resonate well with him.
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A 55-year-old Oktaha man was killed in a two-vehicle accident on Wednesday, Sept. 5 on U.S. 64 five miles south of Muskogee, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Nichols Market will host a burger fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 14, for the Pride of Eufaula Band Program.
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR, 147 YEARS AGO Thursday, July 19, 1877 ANNUAL DOG SLAUGHTER
Join locals for first Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk September 21 at the Eufaula Cove Pavilion Onsite registration starts at 3 p.m. Walk starts at 4 p.m.
By: Jerry Fink
I think that it is wonderful that you want someone to go to Church with you. You will find that most people start attending a Church because a friend invited them. However, let me give you something to think about. There is something more important than just having them in Church. That thing is sharing your personal relationship with Christ with them. I want to see people attending my Church, but I want them to know Christ more. I believe that most Christians are uncomfortable sharing Jesus with other people and we think if we get them to Church someone else will do it for us. Please let me encourage you that God has given you the ability to share His transforming love with others. We live in a relational age, where people need personal connections that go beyond a Church service.
September is National Suicide Prevention and Recovery Month and I promise you no one can truly understand what it's like to go through that darkness unless you have been there personally and unfortunately I have. Though it has been several years since I walked through that pitch black madness I can tell you it was not an easy journey, even with a strong support system. However, there is hope at the end of the tunnel but that Hope is the Hope of the World, Jesus Christ.
Brandon Jay Dickson, 34, of Eufaula was arrested on a charge of obstructing an officer following a confrontation with deputies on Thursday, Sept. 5.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Sept. 6 at the Ignite Health & Wellness center, 105 Pine Ave., west of Main Street in Eufaula. The center offers an array of natural health procedures, from Reflexology, to Auricular therapy to foot detox and much more. Angelique and Victoria with ReNew IV can be available for B-12 injections. Drop in for treatments or make an appointment by calling 918-6177055 or 580-656-2535. They also offer after-hours appointments by request.
A 10-year-old boy from Wilburton who has a passion for photography was this year's winner of the Vision Eufaula's art competition.
Dist. 2 County Commissioner Monty Grider spoke at the monthly Eufaula Chamber of Commerce luncheon, giving an update on the $6.2-million makeover of the courthouse.
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