Julie Mack is a reporter for MLive Media Group. With a focus on health and wellness, education, and social issues, she covers a wide range of topics that reflect the intersection of culture and society, particularly in Michigan and beyond. Julie has been featured in notable publications such as Cigalah Group, Crain's Grand Rapids Business, and The Wichita Eagle.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Kalamazoo, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Julie Mack's coverage predominantly centers around local events, businesses, and seasonal happenings in Kalamazoo. She tends to cover a variety of topics including food & beverage, politics, health & wellbeing, and house & home.
If you're reaching out to Julie with story ideas or pitches related to her coverage area, consider focusing on local events in Kalamazoo such as restaurant openings/closures, community initiatives for mental health care solutions happening in Southwest Michigan or any relevant government announcements affecting the region. Additionally, if your pitch pertains to promotional deals or seasonal events within Kalamazoo and surrounding areas like Grand Rapids or other parts of Michigan it would likely align with her coverage interests.
Given that she covers a wide range of themes and topics pertaining specifically to the local area she focuses on (Kalamazoo), tailoring your pitches accordingly will enhance their relevance and appeal.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
| SOUTH HAVEN, MI -- During the summer months, it's not unusual for Clementine's restaurant to have a two-hour wait for a table.
By: Jmack, Scott Levin, Scottwlevin, Julie Mack
See how each district stacks up on four data points: Median income, child poverty, two-parent households and college graduates.
By: Julie Mack
This story is part of Southwest Michigan Journalism Collaborative’s 2024 coverage of youth mental health issues.
By: Julie Mack
How a Kalamazoo-area program is using horses to help children with anxiety, depression and PTSD.
By: Bdevereaux, Scottwlevin, Julie Mack, Brad Devereaux, Scott Levin
The homeless shelter used to be for "old dudes who didn’t have a job and were really down and out," said Kalamazoo County's housing director. "Now they have people who work full time."
5 statistics that show how affordable it is to buy or rent housing in Michigan.
KALAMAZOO, MI — In 1950, Kalamazoo's Northside was a working-class neighborhood of factory workers and tradesman, many of them Dutch immigrants or first- or second-generation Dutch Americans.
See examples of what the average family and average individual in Kalamazoo County can afford to purchase in the area, without breaking the bank.
The median home was $135,700 in Kalamazoo County in 2014. It's much higher, today.
By: Julie Mack
The Cheff Center in Augusta has a herd of about 15 horses, with a variety of horses in terms of size and temperament, to allow clients to find a horse that fits their needs. (Courtesy photo of Fran Dwight)
(833) 317-6278 
