Editor, Northern Berks Patriot Item (merger of Kutztown Patriot and Hamburg Item)
Lisa Mitchell is an editor for the Northern Berks Patriot Item, a local newspaper that covers news and events in the Reading, Pennsylvania area. With a focus on community stories, Lisa has written articles on a range of topics including local events, fundraisers, art, culture, and community leaders. Her work has also been featured in various publications, showcasing her versatility as a journalist.
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Boyertown, United States (Local)
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Lisa Mitchell's coverage is heavily focused on local events, particularly in the Boyertown area of Pennsylvania. She frequently reports on community events, holiday celebrations, and local organizations.
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Fall-themed parade is traditionally held the last Saturday of October
King Frost, portrayed by George Mitten for the ninth year, returns to Hamburg on Saturday for the 59th King Frost Parade.
Blue Mountain senior marching band, cheerleaders and football players were recognized during Senior Night. Senior cheerleader Kamryn Moran was crowned Homecoming Queen.
By: Lisa Mitchell
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Pirates, minions, zombies were highlights of the Orwigsburg Lions Club’s annual Halloween Parade.
By: Lisa Mitchell, Andrea Smith
Karr Bick’s Ashley Obradovits talks crafting a gathering space for a growing family.
Volunteers helped art teacher Benjamin Hoffman paint a mural at the Kempton Community Center’s stage pavilion.
138 costumed children along with their families Trick-or-Treated at decorated vehicles receiving sweet treats and holiday-themed crafts.
By: Lisa Mitchell
After a five-year hiatus, the Kutztown Optimist Club brought back a popular event and renamed it Trick or Treat on Main Street. A crowd of about 3,000 came out for the revived event.
Red Corner Benefit in Union Township on Saturday, Oct. 19. This year’s Red Corner Benefit is dedicated to 7-year-old Piper Irias from Coatesville. All proceeds will go directly to Piper and her family.
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