Logan Lockhart is a Sports Reporter at Black Press Media. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, regional interest, and events, with a focus on professional sports and event technology. Logan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Coast Mountain News, North Island Gazette, and Kelowna Capital News, among others.
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Logan Lockhart's coverage focuses heavily on local events, community news, and sports in the Penticton area. Based on his article titles and themes covered, it is clear that he prioritizes local events, seasonal activities, and government announcements.
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Given the emphasis on sports within his coverage attributes (49% event coverage), pitches related to sporting events or developments in recreational activities within the specified geographic focus are also likely to resonate with him.
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The Vancouver Canucks have a training camp scrimmage at the South Okanagan Events Centre in September 2026. (Logan Lockhart/Western News)
By: Logan Lockhart
The Start Here Penticton Job Fair returns in March 2027
By: Logan Lockhart
Bird Canada and the City of Penticton partnered to bring the service to the city this year
By: Logan Lockhart
The Vees are hosting Trick or Suite Night when they welcome the Tri-City Americans at the SOEC on Oct. 30
By: Logan Lockhart
The Jets are 5-6-1-1 to start their inaugural campaign
Penticton Legion president Elaine Potter presents outgoing Penticton Mayor Julius Bloomfield with this year's first poppy on Oct. 24, 2026, ahead of Remembrance Day. (Logan Lockhart/Western News)
A rock appeared to be thrown through a window at the Royal Canadian Legion branch in Penticton on Brunswick Street. (Royal Canadian Legion Branch 40)
By: Logan Lockhart
No shortage of live music, spooky activities on deck this weekend
By: Logan Lockhart
Construction is expected to take three weeks
The Penticton Hallo-weenie Parade in 2024. (Logan Lockhart/Western News)
