Kathryn Bassett is the Chief Executive Officer of KPC Media Group Inc., a media company that includes The Star newspaper in DeKalb County. With a focus on local news in Indiana, specifically in Kendallville, Kathryn covers a wide range of topics including court cases, local government decisions, and community events.
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Kathryn's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, legal issues, and community events within Indiana. Given her emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to local political developments, changes within the justice system or law enforcement agencies, and significant community events in Kendallville.
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AUBURN — The DeKalb County Council Wednesday discussed county department second-in-command positions at length and how they are classified and levels at which they are compensated.
By: Kathryn Bassett
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Community Schools board Monday approved raises and additional pay for its employees.
A Halloween ghoul will greet visitors along the path of the Auburn Parks and Recreation Department annual Halloween Walk at Eckhart Park, which will take place Friday, Saturday and Sunday
AUBURN — The DeKalb County Commissioners Monday voted to seek a court order to enforce the clean-up of a property that is not in compliance with the county's public nuisance ordinance.
AUBURN — After acknowledging her actions were unacceptable and expressing her deep shame and regret, the former president of the McKenney-Harrison Elementary School PTO was sentenced for stealing money from
AUBURN — An Auburn man Wednesday admitted he wrapped his arm around the neck of his girlfriend, which resulted in her being suffocated, in a southeast side apartment complex.
WATERLOO — The DeKalb Central school board Tuesday approved a new one-year teacher contract with the DeKalb Educators Association.
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The Likes Law Office staff got into the spirit of Halloween Thursday, giving out treats as characters from “Despicable Me” during downtown Auburn’s trick or treat event Thursday afternoon.
WATERLOO — The DeKalb Central school board Tuesday adopted the district's $49.66 million budget for 2025.
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