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Gwen Albers

Gwen Albers

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Assistant Editor, The Capital Journal

South Dakota

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social media, politics technology,Covers: cybercultures media, ux

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funding, gadgets, reviews

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Total articles 1256

  • Lenten fish dinners packing them in

    By Gwen Albers Verified| New Castle News Verified Mount Jackson’s William and Karen Daughtry aren’t Catholic, yet they follow the church’s tradition of abstaining from meat and eating fish on Fridays during the 40-day Lenten season. “It’s fresh, it’s hot and they’re good servings,” Karen Daughtry said while having fried cod and fixings at Mahoning Township Volunteer Fire Department on Friday.

    By Gwen Albers Verified · New Castle News

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Laurel students spread kindness with community service projects

    By Gwen Albers Verified| New Castle News Verified Charlotte Bevan appreciated the community’s kindness after her mother, Ellen, was diagnosed with breast cancer. So, when given the opportunity to reciprocate, the Laurel Middle School seventh-grader did just that. Charlotte in December joined her classmates in doing nine community service projects, one of which involved making care packages for patients at the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center in Neshannock Township. Her mother received similar packages while undergoing treatment at Hillman.

    By Gwen Albers Verified · New Castle News

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • Lenten fish dinners packing them in

    By Gwen Albers Verified| New Castle News Verified Mount Jackson’s William and Karen Daughtry aren’t Catholic, yet they follow the church’s tradition of abstaining from meat and eating fish on Fridays during the 40-day Lenten season. “It’s fresh, it’s hot and they’re good servings,” Karen Daughtry said while having fried cod and fixings at Mahoning Township Volunteer Fire Department on Friday.

    By Gwen Albers Verified · New Castle News

    Mar. 24, 2025

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Company Info

The Capital Journal

Pierre, South Dakota, United States

+1 605-291-3308