Marty Hepner is a journalist based in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, focusing on local sports coverage. With his work featured in The News Enterprise, Lebanon Enterprise, and Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer, Marty brings in-depth reporting and analysis on high school sports events and teams in the Elizabethtown area.
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Marty focuses on local sports coverage, particularly high school football in the United States, with a specific focus on schools within Kentucky and Elizabethtown. To successfully pitch to Marty, consider offering insights into local sporting events involving the mentioned high schools or related to their athletic performance.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and investment analysis, pitches could also include interesting stories about individual players' or teams’ achievements that are likely to resonate with a local audience. This can include unique strategies implemented by coaches or standout performances from athletes.
Since Marty's content is focused locally within Kentucky (United States), any pitches should align with this geographic focus in order to be relevant and impactful for his coverage area.
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Entering the 5th Region Softball Tournament draw, Isabelle Hayes was hoping a victorious matchup with Central Hardin would be for a trip to state.
The North Hardin volleyball team put a more energetic twist on Newton’s third law of motion Tuesday night.
The sideline looks on as Central Hardin's Connor Hobbs and Bethlehem's Thomas Filiatreau leap for a header Thursday night at Bruin Field.
John Hardin’s Te’ari Cisse drives a rebounded ball past the outstretched arms of Fort Knox’s Rachael Davis Sunday afternoon in 17th District play at Elizabethtown High School.
Kobe Ryan knows all about the riches of scoring goals.
Derek McKinney put a new twist on the old saying that the best offense is a good defense.
Elizabethtown’s Blake West and Bardstown’s Achilles Newton battle for possession Sunday in the opening round of the 5th Region Tournament at Central Hardin High School. JOE MEISCHKE JR./For Paxton Media Group
To the delight of a packed stadium, the LaRue County football team debuted its brand new field Friday night in Hodgenville.
Sacred Heart demonstrated why it’s the top team in the state in a Monday night matchup with Elizabethtown in the 2024 girls’ state soccer tournament.
For Elizabethtown boys’ basketball coach James Haire, the regular season is a series of tests.
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