Pat Smith is a freelance columnist based in Greensburg, Indiana. With a focus on local stories and community events, Pat's articles for the Greensburg Daily News provide readers with a glimpse into the history, culture, and people of the area. Pat's work has also been featured in various publications, showcasing a diverse range of topics and interests.
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Pat Smith's coverage is focused on local stories, community events, personal narratives, and historical profiles in the Greensburg area of Indiana. It appears that Pat would be interested in pitches centered around local history, community events, human interest stories from the region and insights from experts or individuals with unique perspectives related to culture & society, family & relationships, as well as agriculture & farming within this specific geographic focus.
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Today I want to share about a friend. You probably aren’t old enough to remember Anna Jo Foley. She was the school nurse here for many years. She was multi-talented
GREENSBURG – I nearly didn’t get a column written for today because the book I’m currently reading (“The Greensburg Fire Department: 150 Years of Service”) is mighty hard to put
By: Pat Smith
The Civic Club of Shippensburg met on Wednesday, November 20, at the Old Court House on East King Street for their monthly meeting. Students of the Month for November, Mia Fry and Marisa Kyner, and John Marietta were among the invited guests.
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By: Pat Smith, Salathiel Jesse Richardson, Kevin Green
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Jesse Richardson wrote a poem about missing Indiana. Photo provided
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