Kirstyn Clark is a Broadcast/Video Journalist at Draper Media. She focuses on a variety of themes including culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with particular attention to social issues, travel and tourism, and animal care. Kirstyn's work has been featured in Draper Media.
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Kirstyn Clark's coverage is centered on local community news, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations. She often covers stories related to crime, marijuana legalization, infrastructure projects, and their impact at the local level within Maryland and Salisbury.
Given her focus on local government decisions and policies impacting communities in the area, outreach efforts should provide insights from local stakeholders or experts well-versed in the specific challenges faced by these communities. Additionally, providing perspectives that directly relate to how these policies will affect residents would likely resonate well with Kirstyn.
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By: Kirstyn Clark
The Tilghman Island and Oxford Volunteer Fire Companies are donating fire and EMS vehicles to first responders in need in Tennessee following Hurricane Helene's destruction.
SUSSEX COUNTY, DE -- The end is near for Sussex County's property reassessment project as county officials provide updates on the final phases with the project slated to be completed next summer.
On Thursday, the community gathered to welcome the 'Remembering Our Fallen' Memorial to the Cape May-Lewes Ferry Grounds. The memorial honors fallen U.S. military men and women from The Global
By: Kirstyn Clark
On Monday, the Dagsboro Town Council is scheduled to discuss and possibly vote on an ordinance that would alter the alcohol service time for restaurants and bars in the town's
By: Kirstyn Clark
RIDGLEY, MARYLAND -- Staff at the Caroline County Humane Society are looking for relief amidst an overflow of dogs in the animal shelter, with more waiting to get in.
By: Kirstyn Clark
Some farmers are keeping a close eye on drought conditions as they compensate with irrigation systems.
By: Kirstyn Clark
While many farmers across Delmarva have the resources to weather the drought, some small farmers aren't as fortunate.
GEORGETOWN, Del. -- On Thursday, several former candidates in Delaware's 2024 election came together to celebrate Return Day and bury the hatchet in Georgetown.
By: Kirstyn Clark
Sussex County organization Preserve Our Park Coalition is speaking out against the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Controls' proposal to tear down the McBride Bathhouse at Cape Henlopen
By: Kirstyn Clark
The Greenwood Town Council is scrambling to hire police officers as the department currently has one officer on staff. Meanwhile, several residents say they feel 'unsafe'.
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