Crystal Schelle is the Director of Marketing and Communications at WJEJ. With a background in reporting and editing, she covers a diverse range of topics including celebrities, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and various forms of art such as fine art and urban art. Crystal has been featured in Herald-Mail Media and Frederick News-Post.
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Crystal Schelle's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, music, art, and culture in Frederick, Maryland. She gives significant attention to human interest stories related to the local community and arts scene. Crystal is most likely interested in pitches that involve feature pieces about individuals or groups involved in cultural activities within the Frederick area.
Given her focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to entertainment news and culture & society topics, she would likely be receptive to pitches that provide unique angles on local events or profiles of artists, musicians, or entrepreneurs making an impact within the Frederick community.
Pitches should take into consideration Crystal's geographic scope of reporting which is primarily focused on Maryland with a specific emphasis on Frederick.
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By: Crystal Schelle
When Stephen Oster, 56, was a kid, he would fish in the waterways of Frederick County.
Most college students spend their summer breaks flipping burgers or working retail. But this past summer, a trio of Urbana High School graduates had their hands deep in blood, guts
By: Crystal Schelle
Paul Jantzen doesn’t particularly enjoy reading, and he knows there are others who feel the same way — especially young adults.
By: Justin Maggi
Boxing is making a comeback faster than a one-two punch for those wanting a no-nonsense workout.
In Paris, the Pont des Arts was known for being decorated with thousands of padlocks attached to the bridge by couples who then threw their keys into the Seine River. However, today attaching locks to the bridge is illegal because the weight has damaged the bridge.
By: Crystal Schelle
Jayme Marshall of Burkittsville is happy to be a member of what she calls the “micro-creative community” of the Middletown Valley.
As we wind down the year, nonprofits have one thing on their mind: year-end giving.
By Crystal Schelle
By: Crystal Schelle
In a small way, Heidi Ackerman's performance with the annual Spires Brass Band Christmas Concert is a way to thank them for guiding her to her current career.
When UK transplant Dan Purcell discovered two London double-decker buses were in a Chicago scrapyard, it was as if his dreams had been manifested.
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