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Emily Blackmarr's coverage is primarily focused on local community events, education, public safety, economic development, and non-profit organizations in Laurel, Mississippi. She reports extensively on educational initiatives by institutions like Jones College and developments within the local government.
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For anyone seeking coverage from Emily Blackmarr it would be strategic to keep their outreach localized to Laurel/Mississippi area and align with the themes she predominantly covers such as Education (33%), Entertainment (16%), Weather (16%), Sports (16%) & Crime (16%).
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) – 60 years ago, The University of Southern Indiana looked much different than what the community sees today. The university has seen more buildings on campus, more students, and much more exposure. USI President Steve Bridges says one of the goals was to raise visibility and reputation, which happened immediately after the […]
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Emotions have been high over the past few weeks with the political climate of the country. From the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk to the temporary remova…
By: Emily Blackmarr, Andrew Newland
The four books are titled, Flamer, Queer, This Book is Gay and Sex Plus. Newly elected library President Kevin Dorth says the group of books were
By: Ian Young, Emily Blackmarr
Jordan Rundle was in a car wreck which required life-saving care. Nearly a year later, Rundle returned to the hospital this time giving thanks to those who helped in his time of need.
By: Emily Blackmarr
UNION COUNTY, Ky. (WEHT) – A tornado can happen at any time, and in 2005, residents in the Tri-State woke up to destruction in their community. While some had weather radios, others were unaware of the danger at the time. Nick Howard and his friend left work early due to severe weather coming in that […]
