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Earl Corp
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Staff Writer, Greenville Record Argus
Greenville
Beats
Biography
I've been reporting off and on since 2004. I started with The Record Argus as the weekend reporter. I moved to the Meadville Tribune as a correspondent in 2007. In 2009 I returned to the Record Argus as the weekend and part-time sports reporter. In 2010 I suffered a spinal abcess which knocked me out of the work force for three and a half years. I returned to the Meadville Tribune in 2014. I left in 2016 to teach. I am now back at the Record Argus part-time as a weekend reporter. Even though I'm part-time I still get as many bylines as the full-time reporters.
Feminism, Gender Politics, Elections Women and Diplomacy, Reproductive Rights
No longer covering music, pop culture or entertainment
Content
By Earl Corp Verified| Greenville Record Argus Verified JAMESTOWN — The Jamestown Historical Society chose well for its last presentation of the season as Vinson Skibo gave a brief history of the Jamestown, Franklin and Clearfield Railroad on Tuesday. “This will be our last presentation of the year, and I think we’re ending on a high note,” said society Vice President Cheryl Harralson. Skibo was a locomotive engineer for 25 years for CSX. CSX Corporation formed in 1980 from the merger of the Chessie System and Seaboard Coast Line Railroads.
By Earl Corp Verified| Greenville Record Argus Verified The Greenville Area School board of directors was on track to plow through its 22-item agenda until it took a 15-minute executive session before voting on item 18 on Monday. Board member David Silvestri requested an executive session prior to the vote extending the agreement with American Curriculum Consultants LLC from July 1, 2028, to June 30, 2038, under this agreement Greenville High School diplomas are awarded to international students.
By Earl Corp Verified| Greenville Record Argus Verified HEMPFIELD TOWNSHIP — New Beginnings Church has stumbled upon the secret to holding a successful event as they did with Easter Fest on Sunday. The event featured bounce houses, games, crafts and, for the first time, an Easter egg hunt. Kids could get homemade snow cones, popcorn and a temporary tattoo while they waited for their turn in one of the three bouncy houses. “Being Christians and following God should be fun; the joy of our Lord is our strength,” said Pastor Andy Henry.
Company Info
Greenville Record Argus
Greenville, Pennsylvania, United States
+1 724-588-5000