Jordan Green
Reporter at Longview News-Journal
Howdy! I’m a corps member at Report for America covering east Texas for the Longview News-Journal. If you’ve got a story, DM me here. @Report4America
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4 days ago |
news-journal.com | Jordan Green
The church started in 1875 when a group of people gathered beneath a homemade shade structure to worship God. One hundred and fifty years later, Longview’s Winterfield United Methodist Church has a much more well-developed campus — but the mission remains the same.
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1 week ago |
news-journal.com | Jordan Green
Ever think your vote doesn’t count? Candidates and political experts say the May 4 city and school elections in East Texas prove otherwise. Twelve races in Gregg, Upshur, Harrison, Rusk and Titus counties were decided by fewer than 50 votes. In Longview, the District 5 City Council race was decided by 10 votes, making it the second most closely decided council election in Longview in the past 50 years. In Kilgore, Mayor Ronnie Spradlin was reelected by 18 votes.
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1 week ago |
news-journal.com | Jordan Green
Interviewing World War II veterans is a rite of passage for journalists. Around national holidays and milestone historical anniversaries, reporters find a veteran willing to share his story, and we write it so readers can picture what that veteran did for our nation: risk his life to conquer one of the most evil, murderous regimes that ever existed. Finding a World War II veteran to interview used to be easy. More than 16 million men served during that war from 1941 to 1945.
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1 week ago |
news-journal.com | Jordan Green
The founder of a Longview nonprofit organization that serves homeless people says it is operational after months of uncertainty about the future. Amanda Veasy, executive director of One Love World — formerly known as One Love Longview — said this week that the nonprofit continues to provide services to the city’s homeless population.
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1 week ago |
tylerpaper.com | Jordan Green
Interviewing World War II veterans is a rite of passage for journalists. Around national holidays and milestone historical anniversaries, reporters find a veteran willing to share his story, and we write it so readers can picture what that veteran did for our nation: risk his life to conquer one of the most evil, murderous regimes that ever existed. Finding a World War II veteran to interview used to be easy. More than 16 million men served during that war from 1941 to 1945.
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RT @TexasVeterans: Congrats Jordan Green of Longview News-Journal on winning our Excellence in Media Award print category for series "East…
Today marks the 60th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas. @newsjournal commemorated the historic event with today’s front page and several stories featuring East Texans who remember that day and the president. Visit https://t.co/Fr4pOwDgyd https://t.co/OSpEPwAyMp