The Valley Indy was the guest Aug. 25 on “Coffee Chat” on WICC-AM.
Reporter Eugene Driscoll chatted with WICC program director/news director Mike Bellamy about Valley headlines, and reviewed the most stories of the week on ValleyIndy.org.
One half of the Valley Indy’s reporting staff was on WICC-AM Tuesday morning to rundown local headlines.
Reporter Eugene Driscoll talked about Derby Alderman Art Gerckens’ complaints about conflicts of interest in Derby city government, U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy’s appearance on the ‘Valley Navel Gazing’ podcast, and an upcoming forum on opioid abuse in the state.
The Valley Indy won seven awards Thursday from the Connecticut Society of Professional Journalists, including two first place wins for an investigation about O’Sullivan’s Island in Derby.
Five of the seven awards were first-place wins.
The nonprofit online publication has won 34 reporting awards since launching in June 2009.
The Valley Indy was happy to be interviewed on Ken Tuccio’s ‘Welcome to CT’ podcast about local news — and how the Valley has changed over the years.
Tuccio’s an expert — he grew up in Ansonia!
As reporters Ethan Fry and Eugene Driscoll ramble on about hyperlocal journalism, Tuccio talks about the “Valley stigma” he didn’t know existed until he left the Valley.
The Valley Indy will be invading your living rooms this evening with an appearance on Marc Weissman’s weekly talk show “Looking Up: A View from the Valley.”
The first part of a two-part episode airs tonight (Wednesday, Nov. 6) at 7:30 p.m. on Comcast public access channel 10.