Maribeth Vaughn is a News Assistant at WISH-TV News. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, religion and spirituality, and cultural events, with a particular focus on public policy and elections. Maribeth's work has been featured in WISH-TV News and the Greenfield Daily Reporter.
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Maribeth Vaughn's coverage is centered around local news, particularly events and seasonal activities within Greenfield, Indiana. Pitches should align with her focus on community involvement, family-oriented topics, holiday events and traditions in the area.
Given Maribeth's emphasis on local news and community engagement, she would likely be interested in stories that highlight individuals or groups making a positive impact within the community. Additionally, pitches related to entertainment options for families or special events during holidays may also resonate well with her coverage interests.
When reaching out to Maribeth Vaughn, consider highlighting how the proposed story or topic directly impacts the local Greenfield community while emphasizing its relevance to her themes of interest such as family & relationships and entertainment news.
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Editor's note: The Daily Reporter regularly features our “Neighbors,” whether it be someone with an interesting hobby or profession, or a nonprofit group making a difference in our community. Here, New Palestine resident Stephanie Thomas shares about her first book, “Something Like Family.” Thomas is a registered nurse, married to Andrew Thomas. They have two children: Oliver, 7 and Grayson, 4. If you know of a local resident that should be featured in Neighbors, email
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Hancock County 4-H Fairgrounds was busy with Halloween cheer Thursday at Greenfield Parks and Recreation’s annual Trunk or Treat. Several local organizations were on site to pass out candy; this image and more were shared on social media through Hancock County 911/Hancock County Emergency Operations Center. The Daily Reporter frequently features photos of the local community, taken by members of our community. Take your best shot and email a picture to dr-editorial@greenfieldreporter with information about the photo.
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Villains and heroes alike came out to Main Street in Fortville last weekend, and there are plenty more opportunities to celebrate the spooky season this week.
