Michael Hartz is a Digital Content Producer for WRTV, focusing on local news in Indianapolis, Indiana. With a passion for storytelling, Michael covers a wide range of topics including community events, local businesses, and the arts, highlighting the unique stories and people that make Indianapolis a vibrant city.
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Michael Hartz's articles predominantly cover local businesses, history, food, and community-related topics in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. He often features stories about people and places that contribute positively to the community. To effectively reach out to Michael, consider providing pitches related to unique local businesses with a focus on their impact on the community or historical significance.
Given his coverage of entertainment news along with house & home topics, he may also be interested in pieces about cultural events or unique homes within the area. When reaching out to him keep your pitch focused specifically on Indiana-based content as it is his primary geographic focus.
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Elizabeth Arden created a computer named "Elizabeth" which offered cutting-edge makeovers for women in the 1980s.
This weekend, area youth will be able to learn about the various projects offered by 4-H at its Project Fair at the Boone County Fairgrounds in Lebanon.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Yellow Cab Company owner Dick Hunt bet big on bringing luxury taxi cabs to the streets of Indianapolis in 1984.
By: Michael Hartz
The Indianapolis Ballet's latest production, “New Works,” provides guests with the unique opportunity to get an intimate look into what it takes to choreograph a ballet production.
The Indianapolis Opera will present Rossini's “The Barber of Seville” later this month. It is the most performed opera in the company's history.
Working men walking the streets of downtown Indianapolis were frequently seen clutching briefcases of all kinds in 1984. WRTV's Barbara Boyd set out to find what they were carrying.
By: Michael Hartz
Indianapolis Monthly’s Savor Indianapolis dining series returns November 20-22 at the Biltwell Event Center in downtown Indianapolis.
Indy Pride's winter series, FROST, returns for its second season with social events held throughout the winter months.
Jim Head began collecting jukeboxes in 1976. Head displayed some of that collection inside Sha-Boom's, a restaurant he opened in November 1984.
By: Michael Hartz
“13 FIRES” by Curtis K Rogers, tells the story of a family who called Indiana Avenue home in 1956.
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