Grafton, United States (Local)
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Jill Moon’s focus is primarily on local events, businesses, and community initiatives in the Alton area of Illinois. She regularly covers a range of topics including local business features, community events, food safety inspections, and regional development efforts.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Jill would be interested in pitches that highlight unique or impactful stories about local businesses or individuals making a difference in the community. Consider pitching human interest stories related to family and relationships that tie into local events or entertainment news within the Alton region.
As she often reports on event coverage and press releases from the area, providing timely information about upcoming local events or newsworthy developments related to food safety regulations may also pique her interest.
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By: Jill Moon
A Strike Assault Boat from Vietnam, made at the Grafton Boatworks Co., discovered and restored as a memorial to the men who fought and died on the vessel by retired Navy SEAL John Jadwinski. (Photo by John Jadwinski)
BLOOMINGTON — A scholarship has been established in a legacy farmer’s name with the first recipients announced Jan. 1.
The Fortune Teller’s Cellar, owned and operated by Missy Nichols, of Alton, will be putting out a “McPike Calendar Ghouls,” a 13-month, full-color wall calendar featuring images similar to this by Nichols” Velvet Underground Photography. Each month’s image will feature an alluringly styled model posing in and around the historic McPike Mansion in Alton, Illinois. Private photo sessions also are available to book through The Fortune Teller’s Cellar on Facebook. (Photo by Velvet Underground Photography)
An architectural rendering of the Byway Discovery Center, on track to open in May. The visitor orientation center will be managed by the Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau, based in Alton. (Sketch courtesy of Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau) The Byway Discovery Center at Great Rivers Park is on track to open in May and will serve as a visitor orientation center for the Mississippi and Illinois rivers confluence region.
