Kate Thurston is a journalist who focuses on local news stories for the News-Examiner. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government issues. Kate's work has also been featured in the Shelbyville News.
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Kate Thurston's reporting primarily covers local news, community events, career advancements, health and wellness. She heavily relies on press releases and event coverage to inform her articles. To effectively reach out to Kate, consider providing newsworthy stories related to local events or achievements within the community, particularly those that align with the themes she typically covers.
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A local man has been charged with offenses against a minor. The State of Indiana has brought forth two charges against Jonathan Charles Meyer, on alleged crimes he is accused
Everyone needs life insurance, no matter what age.
By: Kate Thurston
For maple syrup lovers around, Treehugger Maple Syrup is the place to be this weekend as they host their second annual open house.
For the first time in Early College High School history, 11 students completed an Associate Degree.
Discover Connersville is gearing up for their third annual Casino Night that will be held next month.
A nightmare of unbelievable proportions began on March 28, 1986, for Judy and David Pflum. The nightmare has never ended as they awaken each day from sleep for 38 years
From an early age, Jim Brochin always knew that he wanted to donate blood.
Dr. Fast draws big crowd for presentation
It isn’t every day that you get to sing the National Anthem in front of a large crowd, and it definitely isn’t every day that you get to do it
Monday evening during City Council, Alan Schrob with NOVA Chemicals stopped in to update the community about their project on the north end of Connersville.
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