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Griffin Fletcher

Bowling Green
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Covers:  Community-based reporting into subjects such as social issues and artistic pursuits of said community or its individual members.
Doesn't Cover: I'm not opposed to any topics.

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Griffin Fletcher’s Biography

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I'm a journalist who recently graduated from Western Kentucky University with Bachelor's degrees in journalism and Spanish language. I specialize in feature writing with a focus on subjects such as diversity and the arts.
My favorite stories include examination of a subject's lifestyle or community impact.

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La comunidad que no conoces: los hispanos de Bowling Green

La comunidad que no conoces: los hispanos de Bowling Green

Editor's Note: This story was written entirely in Spanish as a firsthand account of Bowling Green's Fiestaval…

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Mourners remember slain 10-year-old amid calls for St. Louis violence to stop

Mourners remember slain 10-year-old amid calls for St. Louis violence to stop

ST. LOUIS - Eddie Hill III remembers how his son would drag him outside to play basketball on the blacktop ne…

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After 25 years, Electric Train Outlet in Overland running out of steam

After 25 years, Electric Train Outlet in Overland running out of steam

One worker at the Electric Train Outlet straightened boxes, tiny engines and rail cars and cabooses and freig…

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'Justice for Isaiah': Protesters mark two years since man was killed by St. Louis police

'Justice for Isaiah': Protesters mark two years since man was killed by St. Louis police

About 25 people gathered outside St. Louis police headquarters Friday to mark two years since officers shot a…

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Bill Powell Continues Birthday Swim - One Length For Each of His 82 Years - Swimming World News

Bill Powell Continues Birthday Swim - One Length For Each of His 82 Years - Swimming World News

Bill Powell Continues Birthday Swim - One Lap For Each of His 82 Years. Timers set. Goggles on. "Ready?" Blin…

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How Tidball's came to be a Bowling Green music sanctuary

How Tidball's came to be a Bowling Green music sanctuary

It's been more than two weeks since President Timothy Caboni tweeted a video of himself driving around campus…

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Saline Hornets Defeat the Huron River Rats to Advance to the Second Round

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By Griffin Fletcher
| The Sun Times News Verified
The Saline Hornets advance with a 7-10 first round win over the Huron River Rats. Notre Dame commit CJ Carr went 22-37 with 144 yards and 1 TD throwing for a 59% completion rate. With 5:32 remaining in the first quarter, CJ Carr connected with Dylan Mesman for a 16 yard touchdown. Just two minutes later, Huron’s Bruce Williams answered with a 2-yard rushing touchdown to tie the game.
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The Mike Levine Lakelands Trail State Park is a Beauty to Behold

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By Griffin Fletcher
| The Sun Times News Verified
The Mike Levine Lakelands Trail Linear State Park is a popular destination for those in the area who are drawn to the outdoors. The 33-mile trail, spanning from Hamburg Township in Livingston County to Blackman Township in Jackson County, is the perfect destination to walk, bike, or expand your knowledge of Michigan's rich history. Opened to the public in 1994, the Mike Levine Lakelands Trail has undergone recent developments which have vastly improved and popularized the destination.
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Louisville Songwriter’s Debut Rooted In Folk Tradition

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By Griffin Fletcher
| Leo Weekly Verified
Singer-Songwriter Sam Filiatreau. It could be argued the heyday of the acoustic songwriter ended sometime after the early 1970s. Disco became cool, and synths and electronic samples dominated the 1980s soundscape, leaving a gaggle of front-porch troubadours and their trusty six-strings hanging out to dry.
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