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Nate Harris

Athens, Atlanta, Denver, Zanesville
As seen in: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, UCSF Synapse, The Trace, The Red and Black, Zanesville Times Recorder, Mansfield News Journal, Chillicothe Gazette, Lancaster Eagle-Gazette, The Newark Advocate, Fremont News Messenger and
Covers:  Politics, local government, crime, school boards, local business, features
Software developer, bot maker, founder/host of @techyspeaking. Retired journalist. Former blue check. Everyone's a critic; I'm a good one. @nwithan8@mas.to

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Nate Harris’s Biography

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I'm a University of Georgia Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications graduate, 2018, with a minor in computer science and a New Media certificate. I enjoy working at the intersection of news and technology. I worked four years at my college paper The Red & Black Newspaper in Athens, Georgia, as well as with Flagpole Magazine in Athens. I've served as a Henry County, GA beat reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, a community reporter for the Zanesville Times Recorder in Ohio a…

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'A stepping stone'

'A stepping stone'

Nearly 400 individuals are on a waiting list for a chance to better themselves like Abbie Hammersley.

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City council rejects Texas Roadhouse deal

City council rejects Texas Roadhouse deal

City council members Monday night unanimously rejected a proposed Tax Increment Financing agreement that woul…

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First real love turns into 50 years of marriage

First real love turns into 50 years of marriage

Florence and Darrel Spencer of Zanesville recently celebrated their 50th anniversary. Florence was Darrel's f…

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Can public WiFi help revitalize downtown Zanesville?

Can public WiFi help revitalize downtown Zanesville?

What could attract businesses and visitors back to downtown Zanesville? City officials think a public WiFi ne…

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From abuse to love: Foster parents raising dogs for adoption

From abuse to love: Foster parents raising dogs for adoption

Kristi Scheffler loves her dogs. Not just the four she has at home, but the dozen others that, thanks to her,…

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Neighbors can sue over nuisance, city policy proposes

Neighbors can sue over nuisance, city policy proposes

City officials are hoping to add some teeth to the city's nuisance abatement enforcement by allowing neighbor…

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Grow Ohio products about to hit the market

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By Nate Harris
| Zanesville Times Recorder Verified
Ohio Cannabis in Coshocton expecting its first shipment in days Buy Photo A pair of workers water plants in the yellow glow of metal halide bulbs in a nursery room at Grow Ohio in East Fultonham. The medical marijuana growing facility is expecting to bring its first products to market next month.
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'A stepping stone'

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By Nate Harris
| Zanesville Times Recorder Verified
Nearly 400 individuals are on a waiting list for a chance to better themselves like Abbie Hammersley Buy Photo Abbie Hammersley talks about using Section 8 housing to help her get out of a bad situation and toward her goal of moving into her own home. (Photo: Chris Crook/Times Recorder) ZANESVILLE - Abbie Hammersley had left an abusive relationship and was in recovery for a drug addition. Caring for herself was difficult, but friends stepped in and gave her temporarily housing.
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Contractor has no immediate plans to develop land

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By Nate Harris
| Zanesville Times Recorder Verified
Nathan Harris, Zanesville Times Recorder Published 1:30 p.m. ET March 22, 2019 | Updated 1:32 p.m. ET March 22, 2019 NASHPORT - Buds Inc. recently purchased several hundred acres of land along Ohio 60, but has no immediate plans for land. In January, the Nashport-based contractor purchased 38 vacant parcels, more than 500 acres, for $2.3 million, including what appears to be a prospective new neighborhood across the street from Nashport Elementary School.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

College - general news reporter. First story was an interview with the founders of Yik Yak after a bomb threat at UGA.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, actually, despite my youth.

How is social media changing news?

It helps get the news out faster, but means we have to work a whole lot harder to make sure it's accurate.
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