Mark Bennett is a writer with a focus on local news in Terre Haute, Indiana. He has written for various publications including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), The Terre Haute Tribune Star, VERY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTER, and Zionsville Times Sentinel. Mark's articles cover a range of topics including sports, community events, renewable energy, and youth registration.
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Mark Bennett's articles predominantly focus on sports and local community events, with a significant emphasis on government announcements related to these areas. To effectively pitch to Mark, consider providing insights or stories related to local sporting events, updates about the athletic community in Terre Haute, Indiana, and any relevant government announcements impacting sports or entertainment in the area.
Given his interest in a wide range of topics such as aviation, conservation, environment and photography within his coverage area, pitching unique story angles tied to these themes may also be well received. Highlighting individuals making impactful contributions within these fields could make for compelling pitches.
When reaching out to Mark Bennett with potential story ideas or expert commentary opportunities align your pitches closely with the regional focus of Terre Haute and its surrounding areas.
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By: Mark Bennett
It’s a moment Terry Warren won’t soon forget.
By: Mark Bennett
High school teachers and principals typically hope students' futures are shaped by lessons in the classroom or school activities.
By: Mark Bennett
Master artist Bill Wolfe's bronze sculpture downtown of "Desiderata" poet Max Ehrmann depicts him writing on a notepad.
Terre Haute native Tommy John is in the lineup, once again, for possible selection to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
Adventures and intrigue connected to Lake Maxinkuckee in northern Indiana continue to unfold in Terre Haute native John “J.T.” Kelly’s thriller novel series.
By: Mark Bennett
Sellout crowds in Hulman Center. Fans donning Robbie Avila goggles. A “Sycamore Nation” sprouting and growing faster than Chia Pets. Terre Haute being teleported into Indianapolis’ Hinkle Fieldhouse for the
By: Mark Bennett
The debate over fluoridating Terre Haute's city drinking water system — to prevent tooth decay — stretched from the 1950s into the '80s.
By: Mark Bennett
Tim Herrin's schedule was pretty full this fall, balancing the duties of principal and head football coach at Terre Haute South High School.
By: Mark Bennett
Tim Herrin's schedule was pretty full this fall, balancing the duties of principal and head football coach at Terre Haute South High School.
By: Mark Bennett
An awkward national spotlight turns toward Terre Haute whenever federal death penalty cases arise.
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