DJ Tarsis – Social Media/Promotion Manager
Mendocino Voice – Fort Bragg, California
Fort Bragg Approves Low-Income Utility Assistance Program
Fort Bragg City Council Approves Entertainment District Ordinance
The Current – Zionsville, Indiana
Towne Post – Managing Editor/Director of Digital Services/Writer:
We Train for This: Indiana Task Force One
The Saint of Pickleball
Hockey 101
Listen Local: Union Suit Rally
Caster Communications – Account Supervisor
Four PR Trends to Watch in 2024
DEN SMART HOME – Three Smart Home Security Trends to Watch
Matchbook Creative – Senior Copywriter
Horizon House Celebrates International Women’s Month With Success Story
Press Release for Horizon House
Indiana Economic Development Corporation – Headlines and Copyediting
Indiana Economic Development Corporation Mission Statement:
Church, Church, Hittle + Antrim Paid Ad Copy:
Connor Fine Painting Ad Campaign Headlines: Fall 2022 and Spring 2023
Klipsch/Premium Audio Company (PAC) Content + SEO Strategist:
Blogs:
What Are Subwoofers and Why Do You Need One?
How to Find the Best Computer Speakers for Your Home
What Are Sport Earbuds and Why Do You Need Them?
Klipsch Holiday Ad 2020
What Are the Best Speakers for Home Theater?
Product Pages:
The Fives Powered Speakers
Reference Premiere II Speaker Series
Amazon Content:
Klipsch Synergy Black Label B-200 Bookshelf Speaker Pair
RP-6000F II Floorstanding Speakers
Post-Purchase Nurture:
“Indianapolis Star” Storytellers Project (:47-minute mark)
Indy CD & Vinyl – The Spinner Spring 2025
Le Spa Beaute Indy Owner Bio
Bloomington Krampus Parade Media Relations Coordinator – Fall/Winter 2021:
Earned Media Placements:
Bloomington Herald-Times
WRTV-6/Indianapolis
Smithsonian “Folklife” Magazine
“Indianapolis Monthly” Contributor
“Par for the Course”
“Steaks of a Certain Age”
“Prep School: The Science of Steak Temperature”
“Grill Sergeant: Five Ways to Screw Up Your Steak At Home”
NUVO Newsweekly Contributor:
Cover Story: Becoming a Naptown Roller Girl
TownsendNOW Email – Stop the Drama
TownsendNOW Email – Positive Aspects of Isolation
U.S. Endovascular Video Script
Dr. John Townsend Relational Nutrients
BlumLux Diamonds Spotify Ad Copy:
An engagement ring shopping experience like no other. Blumlux’s boutique approach to diamond shopping and design sets us apart. Click on the Spotify ad to learn more about a Blumlux Appointment today!
I’m Nick Blum. Crafting and designing custom jewelry is my passion. I have redefined the wedding jewelry shopping experience. Book an appointment, come have a drink and let me bring the diamonds to you. You’ll see our conflict-free, eco-friendly, pure-grown diamonds. Click on the Spotify ad to schedule your Blumlux Appointment today!
Indiana Limestone Company
Superior Oil
American Dairy Association of Indiana:
The write-up I did for Fat Atom’s portfolio, detailing our work with GELITA, including labels, trade show booth content, emails, and web content:
Ray’s Trash:
Remington Steel website:
Soundcloud Profile
“Nancy Grace” Appearance – June 2006
WIBC:
State Unveils Employee Stock Program
By Devon Scott 5/8/2008
It’s a program to encourage Hoosier businesses to give their employees a slice of the pie. State Treasurer Richard Mourdock unveiled the IEI on Thursday – Indiana’s employee stock ownership program (or ESOP) initiative.
About 200 companies in Indiana let their employees have a piece of ownership. Mourdock is asking banks across the state to get involved, and his office is investing $50 million into the effort. The goal is to get more companies to keep business and jobs in the Hoosier state.
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City Takes Hard Look at Violence Around Downtown Bar
by Devon Scott
8/8/2006
The increase in violence in Marion County has caused the city and police to take a second look at a downtown bar, where one of the recent murders and other shootings have occurred.
The Vault at 120 E. Market is less than two blocks away from police headquarters, but police say they’ve made 10 runs for problems inside the business, and have had other reports of vandalism and thefts from cars in the area since the business opened in May 2005.
Early Saturday, 26-year-old Maurice White was shot to death in the alley behind the Vault. Afterward, the owner agreed to keep the bar closed for the rest of the weekend.
The business and problems surrounding it have caught the attention of city officials, but Mayor Peterson says he’s not ready to pass judgment on the Vault just yet.
“I will say this — there’s an unholy alliance among guns, liquor, and late hours,” Peterson told WIBC’s Devon Scott.
And, the mayor says the city takes a strong stand against establishments that become havens for crime and blight. When deemed necessary, he says the city government will go after a bar’s liquor license to shut it down.
The Vault’s owners have taken some steps to control their patrons. Three off-duty IPD officers work security there on weekend nights, and there are reports the bar has purchased an electronic identification system that scans drivers’ licenses to compare to a list of people who are banned from the business.
But Peterson says he’s fed up with any place that is a focus for violence.
“I’m sick and tired of hearing about bar fights resulting not in fisticuffs like they did 10 or 20 years ago, but in shootings time after time after time,” he says.
Peterson says the violence surrounding several bars in the city may lead to changes in city ordinances about hours of operation or tougher penalties for violence in and around nightclubs.
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Devon Dean: The Storyteller 