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Jackie Borchardt

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Cincinnati
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Covers:  politics, state government, cannabis
Doesn't Cover: books, sports
Senior News Director for Content @Enquirer. Mom. @Mizzou & @UofR alum. I will not argue with you on the internet.

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Previously covered Ohio politics and government for cleveland.com and the Dayton Daily News and education for the Casper (Wyo.) Star-Tribune. Degrees from the Missouri School of Journalism and the University of Rochester. Left pieces of my heart in New Orleans and Spain.

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Tips for how to spectate the Flying Pig marathon

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By Jackie Borchardt 
| Yahoo Sports
1 / 29 May 9, 1999: Sommer Settell — 2:58:10 Elly Rono — 2:21:15 Marathon spectating is its own sport. Seeing a runner multiple times on the course requires meticulous planning, orienteering and usually a little running. But it can be done. Julia Muntel has done it for several years now. She's figured out how to see a half-marathoner at eight spots (nine if you count the entrance and exit to the Eden Park overlook) to cheer on a friend at the Flying Pig Marathon.
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How to track runners in the Flying Pig marathon, half-marathon, races Original

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By Jackie Borchardt 
| Cincinnati Enquirer
April 30, 2026, 3:29 p.m. ET If you're planning to catch a friend running the Flying Pig Marathon or want to know how your coworker did in that 10K they've been training for, there are a few ways to track them. In addition to the official race tracking, there are several ways to pinpoint where a runner or walker is on the route.
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Indian Hill superintendent says some locker room damage predated Taft football game

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By David Ferrara , Aaron Valdez , Jackie Borchardt 
| The Columbus Dispatch
A dispute has arisen over damage to the Indian Hill High School visitors' locker room following a playoff game against Taft High School. Indian Hill's superintendent acknowledged some damage existed before the game but stated additional damage occurred that night. Taft supporters say the locker room was already in poor condition and the team is being unfairly blamed for all the damage. Indian Hill's superintendent says officials from both schools are working together on a resolution.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

City desk news clerk at my hometown paper, the Rockford Register Star. Answered the phone listed as the main newsroom line

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Awards

Ohio Society of Professional Journalists

2018 - Government reporting

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