John Counts is an Editor for MLive. He covers a range of topics including academia, football, and crime, with a particular focus on Michigan and local culture. John is also a punk rock crooner and fiction writer, with his debut short story collection "Bear County, Michigan" set to be released in early 2025 from Northwestern University Press. He has been featured in MLive.
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Ann Arbor, United States (Local)
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John Counts' coverage focuses on local news in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to house & home, sports, and entertainment news. If you have insights into ongoing developments or breaking news concerning Ann Arbor, the University of Michigan, local events or businesses in the area, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
Given his focus on legal policy regulation at 12%, John may also be interested in receiving pitches related to legislative changes affecting the local community or housing regulations within Ann Arbor.
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By: John Counts, Johncountsaa
A look at the big headlines from the Ann Arbor area.
Subscribers can gift articles to anyone Doug Harvey was tough. Old school. He once hunted a serial killer.
Subscribers can gift articles to anyone What's that, Ann Arbor? Every week our reporters are on the lookout for construction cranes, new buildings and new shop signs.
A look at the big headlines in the Ann Arbor area.
By: John Counts, Johncountsaa
A look at the big headlines in the Ann Arbor area.
By: John Counts, Johncountsaa
A look at the big headlines from the Ann Arbor area.
By: John Counts
A look at the big headlines in the Ann Arbor area.
Subscribers can gift articles to anyone Sports Illustrated is having a hard time everywhere -- including Ann Arbor.
Subscribers can gift articles to anyone You can live like a sophisticate in Ann Arbor -- but it will cost you. Five grand per month, apparently.
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