Madelyn Kidd is a journalist based in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She writes for The Journal Gazette and her work has also appeared in other publications such as Herald & Review, The Pantagraph, and The Daily Eastern News. Madelyn covers a range of local news topics, including government, politics, and community events.
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Madelyn's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics in the Fort Wayne area, with an emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. She may be particularly interested in pitches that offer insights from local political figures or community leaders related to ongoing developments within the city council, county council, or other local government bodies.
Given her focus on specific regions and their governing bodies, Madelyn might find value in receiving pitches related to planned community development projects or changes affecting local neighborhoods. Pitches focused on retirement issues among public officials or topics impacting Allen County would likely align well with her coverage areas.
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By: Madelyn Kidd
Children living near the New Covenant Worship Center Church – including a young boy who was in awe by the construction early Friday – can now enjoy a new playground
By: Madelyn Kidd
After decades of talking about what to do with the Three Rivers Ambulance Authority, Fort Wayne and Allen County officials are currently searching for – and publicly disagreeing on –
Vehicles from across the nation traveled to the Fort Wayne area late this week with one thing in common: they were made by International Harvester.
By: Madelyn Kidd
A local paper straw manufacturer will now pay all personal property taxes after Fort Wayne City Council terminated its abatement Tuesday for failing to create any of the 157 jobs promised in the company's 2018 proposal.
By: Madelyn Kidd
A Fort Wayne woman today said she has not seen the video circulating social media that shows her daughter's arrest, which includes the 22-year-old being punched by an officer.
By: Madelyn Kidd
Fort Wayne City Council might consider a project to build public restrooms to meet community needs including the unhoused population.
Mayor Sharon Tucker today announced plans for the city's $15.3 million local income tax supplemental distribution given by the state include public restrooms downtown and the pedestrian bridge planned for the Pufferbelly Trail.
By: Madelyn Kidd
The $15.3 million local income tax supplemental distribution the city of Fort Wayne will receive from the state will help pay for public restrooms
By: Madelyn Kidd
Special Judge Heather Welch plans to issue a written order next month for the pending tax court case filed by four residents against the Allen County
Fort Wayne City Councilwoman Rohli Booker said when she was growing up, southeast Fort Wayne had big-box businesses, a thriving mall and other great amenities.
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