Kristina Smith

Fremont, Port Clinton

Author. Spokesman for @rbhayespres. Freelance writer. Animal lover. Outdoors enthusiast. College sports fan. Opinions are my own. She/her/hers

Articles

Petting farm, games, help make up GroveFest

1 week ago | sanduskyregister.com | Kristina Smith

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Petting farm, games, help make up GroveFest

2 weeks ago | advertiser-tribune.com | Kristina Smith

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Spiegel Grove lights up

Nov 29, 2024 | advertiser-tribune.com | Kristina Smith

FREMONT — See Spiegel Grove, an arboretum and the estate of President Rutherford and First Lady Lucy Hayes, light up for the holiday season during Lights of Spiegel Grove Dec. 13. Lights of Spiegel Grove is from 6 to 7:30 p.m. and the grounds will be lighted at 6:15 p.m. Enjoy refreshments, carolers, visits with Kris Kringle (the Victorian name for Santa) and more.
Mike Pompeo speaks to students during virtual visit

Nov 18, 2024 | liberty.edu | Kristina Smith

Students in a graduate class in the School of Communication and the Arts, Politics and Media, had the opportunity to interact with former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during a virtual visit through Microsoft Teams Nov. 14. Pompeo began working in politics when he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for Kansas’s 4th Congressional District in 2010.
SGA and OSPS Partner To Hold Campus Safety Walk

Nov 4, 2024 | liberty.edu | Kristina Smith

Liberty University students had the opportunity to share their safety concerns with campus leadership when the Office of Security and Public Safety (OSPS) and the Student Government Association (SGA) held the third annual Campus Safety Walk Oct. 29. This year, the Campus Safety Walk focused on specific areas around South Campus that could be made safer, but students were able to bring up concerns about other areas of campus as well.
Behind bars: A look at the historic connection between the Sandusky Library and Erie County Jail

Apr 16, 2024 | thehelmsandusky.com | Kristina Smith

In the bowels of the Sandusky Library is a series of cavernous areas and a jail cell carved into the stone basement with its barred-cell door still intact. This dungeon-like area was part of the historic Erie County Jail that, for more than a century, housed hundreds of inmates arrested in the Sandusky area on charges of crimes ranging from drunkenness to theft.
President Dondi Costin shares his accomplishments in new leadership position

Apr 8, 2024 | liberty.edu | Kristina Smith

“I stand here today as a Liberty University-trained champion for Christ, and I cannot waitfor Vickey and me to get here and invest our lives into others so that they can go and do the same things that God has allowed us to do,” Dondi Costin said in a press conference March 31, 2023. Soon after that press conference, Costin officially stepped into the role as Liberty University’s new president, following Jerry Prevo’s retirement.
SGA holds presidential debate: Students hear about candidates’ plans and policies

Mar 25, 2024 | liberty.edu | Kristina Smith

Liberty University’s annual Student Government Association (SGA) election for the 2024-2025 school year officially kicked off March 22 with a debate between the two candidate teams running for office. The first candidate team, Isaac Kantola and Abbye Morgan, will run for president and vice president against the second candidate team, Silas Pearson and Adam Diehl, respectively.
Towns, villages, and parks prepare for an influx of eclipse watchers

Mar 4, 2024 | soapboxmedia.com | Kristina Smith

As the region gets ready for the total solar eclipse on April 8, local officials and businesses are preparing for a large influx of people. Many towns in Ohio are in the path of totality, making them premiere spots to see this once-in-lifetime natural phenomenon. In Erie County, “The hotels are filling up,” says Tim Jonovich, Erie County Emergency Management Agency director. “Some of the campgrounds are even opening up.
Wood County Museum to host ‘Unnatural Ohio’ authors March 14

Feb 29, 2024 | pointandshoreland.com | Kevin Moore |Kristina Smith

The Wood County Museum will host a meet-andgreet and book signing event with Kristina Smith and Kevin Moore, authors of “Unnatural Ohio” on Thursday, March 14, at 6 p.m.Admission will be $7 per person, or free for museum members. The price includes the meet-and-greet, light refreshments and tours of the museum. “Unnatural Ohio” features tales from throughout Ohio about creatures, ghosts and… Premium Content is available to subscribers only.