Meet Cindy Hembree, Our New Report
July 8, 2020
Cindy Hembree will help cover southern Stone County and sell ads.
Meet Cindy Hembree.
Cindy has joined The Crane Chronicle/Stone County Republican as a part time reporter and will also be helping out in ad sales. She will primarily be focused in helping us expand our coverage of the southern part of the county, continuing the work we have been doing since the other newspaper in that region folded.
Cindy is celebrating 26 years of marriage this month with husband, Max, of Reeds Spring.
She has been resident of Stone County for over a quarter of a century. From 2006 to 2012, she worked for and with Ozark Mountain Newspapers which included the Stone County Gazette.
She is the author of The Secret Weapons Hidden In God’s Light and another in the wings.
She is a Bible teacher and public speaker at various Christian venues and prisons around the country. Cindy enjoys spending her spare time with family and friends. She looks for God’s blessings everywhere she goes, no matter the circumstances.
Story ideas? Contact her at scr.reporter@gmail.com! Be watching for her first full contributions to be published in the coming weeks.
Cindy has joined The Crane Chronicle/Stone County Republican as a part time reporter and will also be helping out in ad sales. She will primarily be focused in helping us expand our coverage of the southern part of the county, continuing the work we have been doing since the other newspaper in that region folded.
Cindy is celebrating 26 years of marriage this month with husband, Max, of Reeds Spring.
She has been resident of Stone County for over a quarter of a century. From 2006 to 2012, she worked for and with Ozark Mountain Newspapers which included the Stone County Gazette.
She is the author of The Secret Weapons Hidden In God’s Light and another in the wings.
She is a Bible teacher and public speaker at various Christian venues and prisons around the country. Cindy enjoys spending her spare time with family and friends. She looks for God’s blessings everywhere she goes, no matter the circumstances.
Story ideas? Contact her at scr.reporter@gmail.com! Be watching for her first full contributions to be published in the coming weeks.
From the editor:
When The Stone County Gazette abruptly stopped publishing in 2018, I realized that meant our coverage area could finally expand into the southern half of the county. Since that time, I have been working to tell the important news stories across our long, varied county. As one person, that has become intractable and I’m excited to bring Cindy into the fold. She will help me keep current on all of the stories we need to tell.
We remain committed to serving ALL of the people of Stone County, from Hurley all the way down to Blue Eye. - Isaac Estes-Jones
When The Stone County Gazette abruptly stopped publishing in 2018, I realized that meant our coverage area could finally expand into the southern half of the county. Since that time, I have been working to tell the important news stories across our long, varied county. As one person, that has become intractable and I’m excited to bring Cindy into the fold. She will help me keep current on all of the stories we need to tell.
We remain committed to serving ALL of the people of Stone County, from Hurley all the way down to Blue Eye. - Isaac Estes-Jones