Deborah Reed is a journalist based in Wyoming, Michigan. She writes for WKTV Journal, focusing on local news and community events. Her work has also been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, covering a range of topics including education, culture, and social issues.
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Deborah Reed's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Michigan areas of Grand Rapids and Wyoming. The articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, seasonal topics, press releases as well as entertainment news, crime stories, human resources & employment issues and government & politics.
If you are reaching out to Deborah with a pitch or information pertinent to her coverage areas in Michigan (Grand Rapids and Wyoming), focusing on community events, activities of local organizations or any significant developments related to Kentwood or Wyoming would likely be most relevant. Additionally, if your input pertains to entertainment news or addresses human resources & employment matters within these regions specifically it may also capture her interest.
Given the wide range of topics she covers locally including government announcements and political matters at a regional level; providing insights into these areas will enhance the relevance of your outreach efforts.
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By WKTV Staff The City of Kentwood's Winter Concert Series will return Thursday, Jan. 16 with free concerts featuring a range of music from local artists and a variety of food trucks.
By: Deborah Reed
By WKTV Staff The Rapid is thrilled to share that they have added their first 12 fully electric vehicles to the Go!Bus ADA paratransit fleet
By: Deborah Reed
The legislation, called Gerald's Law Act , was named after late Michigan veteran Gerald “Jerry” Elliott of Kingsford who did not receive VA burial benefits after he passed away at home.
Midkiff was in an impossible situation, unable to seek refuge from people who were supposed to protect her.
By: Deborah Reed
By WKTV Staff The Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore (GSMISTS) launched its 2025 Cookie Season on Jan. 10 in Western and Northern Michigan.
By: Deborah Reed
By Deborah Reed WKTV Managing Editor 100 fake snowballs were launched inside Care Resource's newest location in Lowell (11730 Fulton St.
By: Deborah Reed
The “Film & Freedom: A Documentary & Discussion on Human Trafficking” event is a way to provide the community with resources and educate individuals on trafficking warning signs.
Liz Midkiff was trafficked for two years before she found a way out. Held captive physically and emotionally, Midkiff finally had enough.
By: Deborah Reed
By WKTV Staff When riverfront construction at the Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) is complete later this year, its Cook Carousel Pavilion
By: Deborah Reed
By WKTV Staff Michigan's frigid winter weather is here, and with colder temperatures comes an increase in energy consumption.
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