Larry on the cover of Current in Fishers

‘Larry in Fishers’: Retiree and former journalist keeps busy with local blog, podcast

My first exposure to Current In Fishers was receiving the weekly local publication in my mailbox.  When I began this local Fishers news blog in 2012, I came to know the Current in Fishers editor at the time, Dan Domsic.  Dan did a quick story on my news blog, mostly as a favor to him because he had a news hole and needed one extra local story in that edition.

Dan has since moved on and I have had the pleasure of knowing the Current in Fishers editors since Dan had the post.  I have done some writing for Current, again, starting as a favor to Dan who asked that I do so, and wrote for several others in charge of the weekly.

Leila Kheiry is the Current in Fishers editor now.  We immediately bonded because she is a former radio person as am I.

Leila asked to interview me for a story so I said yes.  How could a refuse a fellow journalist?

I did not know Leila intended to put me on the cover of the print edition, but that appears to be the case.  It was a surprise.

I was not surprised by the skill Leila exemplified in her interview with me and the story she wrote.  It was a genuine reflection of my interview with her, which I would describe as more of a conversation than an interview.

I never started this blog for any kind of fame, but what I hope Leila’s piece might do is motivate others to start their on local news blogs.  Technology has made that so easy today.

You can access the story online, using the link at the top of this blog post.

3 thoughts on “Larry on the cover of Current in Fishers

  1. Nice story. It brought back memories of listening to “Night Action” back in the 70’s. My Mom was a faithful nightly listener for years. We became good friends with two hosts that preceded you, including me becoming a babysitter for one of them. I look forward to your continuing blogs.

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