Jolana Miller is a versatile journalist who writes for a variety of publications, including SOJO1049.COM, WJYE-TV, NewsBreak, and Y105 Today's Hits And Yesterday's Favorites. Her work has also been featured in several other regional and national media outlets, and she primarily focuses on reporting on popular culture, consumer trends, and historical trivia.
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Jolana's coverage primarily focuses on lifestyle and entertainment, with a strong emphasis on food, home improvement, celebrities, legal issues related to public behavior (e.g. tipping), and health and wellness. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide unique insights into emerging trends or legal developments that intersect with lifestyle topics, your pitch is likely to catch her attention.
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By: Jolana Miller
Who knew your ancestry could mean you have dual citizenship even if you've never even realized it or known your genetics?
By: Jolana Miller
Millions devour fast food daily. Dare I say we all do it? Well, at least the majority of us who aren't health nuts.
By: Jolana Miller
Whether you're grocery shopping, hitting up Target, or running an errand at a big box store like Costco, they all share the same color-coded intercom emergency announcement system.
By: Jolana Miller
Whether you're grocery shopping, hitting up Target, or running an errand at a big box store like Costco, they all share the same color-coded intercom emergency announcement system.
As I write this, the top Google question in red states, according to Newsweek, is "How do I change my vote?" This is a perfect example of how we literally Google everything.
It doesn't matter what airport across the country you're flying out of. This code is something you should always look for on your boarding pass, especially during the crowded holiday season when more issues tend to happen.
As I write this, the top Google question in red states, according to Newsweek, is "How do I change my vote?" This is a perfect example of how we literally Google everything.
Whether we truly want to admit it or not, with every keystroke, internet search, and clicked link, Google is collecting information about us, which can include personal stuff.
By: Jolana Miller
As I write this, the top Google question in red states, according to Newsweek, is "How do I change my vote?" This is a perfect example of how we literally Google everything.
While the polar bears roam across the Canadian tundra, we can watch them whenever we want. Talk about a window into their world.
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