Ken Fox is a Sports Writer at the Elkhart Truth. He focuses on competitive sports, advocating fiercely for athletes in Elkhart County, while also covering themes related to sports business and regional interests. Ken's work has been featured in The Herald-Palladium, Yahoo Sports, The Michigan City News-Dispatch, The Herald Bulletin, and Truth Publishing Co.
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Ken Fox's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly basketball in the Elkhart area. He also covers government and politics to a lesser extent. Given his focus on high school basketball and local teams, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming games, player profiles or interviews with coaches and players.
For government and politics topics, Ken may be receptive to pitches regarding local policy announcements or developments that directly impact the Elkhart community. Additionally, considering his coverage of entertainment news, he might consider stories about local events or cultural happenings.
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The Elkhart volleyball team closed the regular season with a 21-10 record after beating Marian 25-22, 19-25, 25-19 and 25-23 in Northern Indiana Conference action.
The ping pong balls weren't real kind to the Northridge football team on Sunday night.
Updated MIDDLEBURY — Bart Curtis doesn't surprise very easily. Not even the success of the Northridge Raiders in the first year of the Luke Amstutz era.
ELKHART — Those baby lion cubs are playing well ... but there are two experienced veterans leading the way.
GOSHEN — Levi Schlegel was spent.
GOSHEN — Levi Schlegel was spent.
ELKHART — Jimtown football coach Cody Vincent knows his team is much improved since a loss to Tippecanoe Valley on Sept. 25th.
ELKHART — "They're just warriors.'' Those were the words of Jimtown football coach Cody Vincent, after his beat-up Jimmies took down rival
NEW CARLISLE — Ryan McClane knew his Northridge girls cross country team was right on the edge of qualifying for the state finals ... or possibly going home for the season.
