Cecily Stoute is a journalist based in Macon, Georgia, with a focus on local news. She writes for WMAZ-TV, KENS 5, and KXTV-TV, covering a range of topics including community events, local government, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in 11Alive.
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Macon, Georgia, United States (Local)
Cecily Stoute's articles predominantly focus on local news, with an emphasis on family and relationships, government and politics. The coverage attributes indicate a preference for announcements, expert commentary, evolving stories as well as government-related topics.
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By: Cecily Stoute
Julius Grover lost his wife two weeks ago. Monday night, he almost lost his kids after their house was filled with flames.
By: Cecily Stoute
Noah's Ark Animal Sanctuary was forced to close it's gates in 2022 after an bird flu epidemic. Now, they're inviting the public back to see their furry friends.
By: Cecily Stoute
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar received a threatening postcard in her mailbox in February. The man who allegedly sent it was arrested and now faces a federal charge.
By: Cecily Stoute
High school seniors who lost their graduation are excited to finally get to walk across the stage for the first time.
By: Cecily Stoute
Anthony Rumplik was found dead in a Macon chimney. His family is waiting to get his remains over two months after he was found.
By: Cecily Stoute
Tabitha Floyd filed a complaint to the state attorney general after finding the superintendent's teacher attendance guidelines.
By: Cecily Stoute
A storm caused the awning over the fuel pumps at a Circle K to collapse. People in the community called it scary and others weren't surprised.
By: Cecily Stoute
The Georgia Public Health Department found that African American women two times more likely to suffer a pregnancy-related death.
By: Cecily Stoute
Adalberto Ortiz-Nieves was killed after an argument with his stepson in Houston County. His son Malachi Ortiz remembers the joyous person his father was.
By: Cecily Stoute
The SAM Shortline runs through South Georgia and now the train will chug on longer with a grant from the Georgia Department of Transportation.
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