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Jordan Crook's focus is on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on event coverage, press releases, and government announcements. Her coverage also touches upon sports and tech topics to a lesser extent.
Given the local nature of her reporting, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming community events, human interest stories from the covered regions (United States/Illinois), or newsworthy developments within these areas such as fundraising initiatives or educational programs.
Sources offering unique insights into local happenings or those who can provide context around specific community events might be well-received by Jordan. Additionally, experts who can speak about relevant technology innovations impacting communities could also capture her attention.
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This week, Jordan and Anthony discuss "The Terror" and George RR Martin's opinion of "House of the Dragon," then they review the first part of "Emily in Paris" Season 4.
Some of the emergency vehicles featured in Sunday’s Sheldon TIES Street Festival. See more photos on page 17.
By: Jordan Crook
The Warren County region, including Williamsport and Warren County itself, has been selected as one of four finalists for the Stellar Pathways program.
This week, Jordan and Anthony review Netflix's modern spin on the Greek myths, "Kaos," then discuss the ending of "Emily in Paris" Season 4.
This week, Jordan, Darrell, and Anthony review the Netflix YA adaptation "Uglies." If you'd like to skip ahead, here's how the episode breaks down:
First responders representing fire departments from Fountain, Warren, Vermillion and Montgomery counties took part in a training day Saturday at T&S Towing in Veedersburg.
By: Jordan Crook
Rev. Dr. Thom Daubenspeck recently took up the role of pastor at the Attica Williamsport Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
Sacked Sedona deputy police chief files lawsuit
Members of the Attica Heritage Days pageant group recently collected donations to make turkey baskets for area families in need.
A group of Covington High School art students, under the guidance of teacher Lindsey Kemper, recently completed the restoration of several Christmas decorations.
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