Katie Clontz is a journalist for The Courier-Times, focusing on local news in New Castle, Indiana. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, human interest stories, and breaking news. Katie's work has also been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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Katie's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, community events, and human interest stories within the New Castle, Indiana area. Her articles often cover local government announcements, retirements, and community events. Pitches should align with these themes and offer unique perspectives on local happenings or individuals.
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New Lisbon Fire Chief Brad Wert shopped with 4-year-old Izzybella Goodwin.
Adalynn Brown, 5, had a very specific item on her Christmas wish list – a Cookeez Makery Freezy Fridge. The interactive toy involves making a pretend ice cream cake that
Henry County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Rick Frank encouraged Henry County law enforcement officers to do those three things Monday night during an annual law enforcement appreciation banquet hosted by New Castle Elks Lodge #184.
Angela Johnson sustained life-threatening injuries during a dump truck accident. Thanks to quick response from New Castle EMS members, a unit of whole blood and state-of-the-art medical equipment, she received an on-site blood transfusion.
Christy Ragle (left) of WholeHeart Communications was the guest speaker Friday morning during a Chamber Network for Women event. Ragle is pictured with Cindy Brooks of Chamber member services.
Henry County residents who need help obtaining pet food have a new resource. Middletown resident Amanda Sharp has created a pet food pantry called Pawsitive Impact.
Gibson Lamb (left), 17, and Jakob Graham, 18, rang the Salvation Army red kettle bell Saturday outside New Castle Walmart. Lamb also played festive Christmas carols on his accordion, including
By: Katie Clontz
Shively Lake at Henry County Memorial Park is pictured in this Dec. 17 drone photo by Don Davis.
Cardinal Field at Henry County Memorial Park was damaged sometime during the overnight hours of Dec. 12.
The renovation of several Henry County government buildings is scheduled to begin in April 2025 and will likely take seven months to complete.
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