Travis Weik is a Managing Editor at Shelbyville News. He covers a diverse range of topics including general assignment news, world affairs, health and wellness, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on the EMEA and MENA regions as well as APAC. Travis has been featured in notable publications such as The Courier-Times, Chronicle-Tribune, Insurance NewsNet, and News-Examiner.
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Travis Weik's focus is primarily on local news, community events, high school sports, and county programs in Henry County. He often covers event outcomes and government announcements related to his geographic area.
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By: Travis Weik
New Castle High School celebrated its 150th class of graduating seniors Sunday, May 31.
By: Travis Weik
Changes could be coming to Northfield Village. The announcement was a surprise to homeowners of New Castle's newest neighborhood.
By: Travis Weik
MUNCIE — Meridian Health Pediatrics and Prime-Time Urgent Care will host the second annual Kids Carnival from 4-6 p.m. Thursday, June 18, at the clinic located at 205 N.
Grant County was well represented at a recent gathering of regional mayors.
The Trump administration has warned more than 500 hospitals that they are failing to provide the public with enough information about prices. And the administration argues the lack of disclosure
By: Travis Weik
Duke Energy supported Wilbur Wright Elementary's Career Exploration Summer School again this year with an $8,500 grant.
By: Travis Weik
Duke Energy supported Wilbur Wright Elementary's Career Exploration Summer School again this year with an $8,500 grant.
By: John Tapley, Travis Weik
NEW CASTLE — A northside neighborhood has been making waves this month.
By: Travis Weik
The window closes next week for projects that need help tackling local drug abuse issues.
By: Travis Weik
New Castle Mayor Greg York loves working with nearby communities to build East Central Indiana. He hates that state leaders are taking those programs away.
