Bailey Cline
Bailey Cline joined The Commercial Review as a reporter in June 2020.
She graduated from Ball State University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and telecommunications. She has worked at the Ball State Daily News in Muncie as a reporter and editor, and she has also worked at the Indiana Daily Student in Bloomington as a beat reporter.
Born and raised in Hartford City, Cline enjoys reading, gaming and spending time with her border collie, Beauty.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Council OKs county’s 2021 budget
Total of $19.14 million increased less than 2% from 2020.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Site formed to promote region
There’s a new tourism website promoting East Central Indiana.
LOCAL CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE
More grant funding is available
More funding means more money for Fort Recovery businesses.
ON THE LINE
TikTok is a valuable social platform
Tick, tock. Tick, tock. Time may be running out for TikTok.
NEWS
Going strong
So far, so good. Fort Recovery Local Schools have been in session for more than a month without interruption, and staff members are hopeful that in-person classes will continue.
NEWS
Workers needed
Marla Grady’s mother was a poll worker. And Grady has been one, too, for the last 15 to 20 years.
ON THE LINE
Funkhouser left lasting impression
They don’t teach you about death in journalism school.
NEWS
Budget approved on first reading
There’s only one more approval left for next year’s county budget.
NEWS
New educator
Justin Curley grew up on a dairy farm in a northeastern Pennsylvania area so rural that the closest town, Montrose, is a 25-minute drive away.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Show brings enthusiasts together
Tri-State carries on long tradition of bonding in Jay County.
NEWS
Jones’s keep up collecting hobby
Dave and Lisa Jones started dating as teenagers about 35 years ago.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Budget process moves along
Commissioners look at their 2021 numbers, review idea for maintenance
NEWS
You bought what!?
Brenda Benter checked her text messages to see her son sent her photos of a firetruck.
FORT RECOVERY
FR will stream events
FORT RECOVERY — High school games may soon be available to livestream.
LOCAL CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE
Market move
For the past 10 years, Karen Schwieterman has managed a stand at the Portland Farmers Market.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Work underway
After years of discussion and seeking funds, two streets in the village are being reconstructed.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Nearly complete
Renovations to Jay County Clerk’s Office are nearly finished.
POLICE/COURTS
FR council updated
Broadway Street work is underway; bids for Elm Street will open Aug. 13.
NEWS
Masks required
Commissioners sign resolution addressing requirements in county-owned facilities.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
FR lays out plan
FORT RECOVERY — Local schools have started planning health and safety precautions for the year.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
FR approves new EMS structure
FORT RECOVERY –– Emergency medial service for the village may be taking on a new structure.
ENTERTAINMENT
Chapman, Lipsky take the stage tonight
Performers are ready to leave the night burning.
NEWS
Road funding takes a hit
Road construction season brought a variety of related topics to Jay County Commissioners on Monday.
HOMEPAGE ROTATING ARTICLES
Sorority leader
Seven years ago, a local woman started a journey that would eventually result in her leading a sorority.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Bidding coming for Broadway Street work
FORT RECOVERY — Bidding to reconstruct Broadway Street in Fort Recovery will begin this month.
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