Jerry Stanford is a journalist based in Paulding, Ohio. He writes for the Paulding County Progress and his work has also been featured in Comic Book Resources. Jerry covers a range of topics in his articles, including local news, community events, education, entertainment, and social issues.
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Paulding, Ohio, United States (Local)
Jerry's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events, with a notable emphasis on education. Pitches should be tailored to offer insights or stories related to local educational initiatives, community events in the Paulding area, or topics relevant to the residents of Paulding.
Given Jerry's interest in entertainment news as well as house & home topics, pitches that provide unique angles related to these themes within the context of his geographic focus could also be appealing. For example, stories about local artists or performers making an impact in the community could resonate well with him.
It is important for PR professionals and experts reaching out to Jerry Stanford to ensure that their content aligns closely with his preference for covering hyper-local issues and events pertaining specifically to Paulding and its surrounding areas.
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As Paulding County residents prepare to take in the rare phenomena of a total solar eclipse. There is one thing that could ruin the experience, and that’s the weather blocking
As Paulding County residents prepare to take in the rare phenomena of a total solar eclipse. There is one thing that could ruin the experience, and that's the weather blocking the sun with thick clouds. Looking forward, the forecast remains cautiously optimistic, but the darkness will still fall.
By: Jerry Stanford
Dozens of businesses met with hundreds of area high school students at the OSU Extension on Wednesday, April 3, 2024. The interactions keep the room abuzz as students learned of
There’s an issue with how people treat those less fortunate. It’s not something unique to any one area, but something nationwide. We can’t do anything about the larger problem, but
Jeremy Thompson at PC Workshop got word of the Easterseals Disability Film Challenge and immediately went to work. He gathered talented clients that had worked on two previous film projects.
100 years ago this week, the community was shaken by the untimely death of a young husband and father.
On Tuesday, April 16, 2024, Paulding County Economic Development director Tim Copsey and Paulding VFW Post #587 Commander John Daeger announced the
FT. WAYNE—Anyone connected to the Internet via a smart phone, tablet or computer can share that Google services are a vital part of the Internet, if not daily life.
Heather Sherburn was surprised to learn that her craft shop was recognized by Rep. Roy Klopfenstein and the Ohio House of Representatives.
By: Jerry Stanford
GROVER HILL — In the pre-dawn hours of Saturday, May 4, the owners of Justice Animal Rescue (J.A.R.) in Grover Hill were awakened by knocking that alerted them to a horrible tragedy.
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