Julie Mack is a Reporter for MLive Media Group. With a focus on food and beverages, regional interest, and world news, she brings a wealth of experience to her reporting, having been with MLive since 1990 and in journalism since 1981. Julie's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Crain's Grand Rapids Business, and The Wichita Eagle.
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Kalamazoo, United States (Local)
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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.
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The cozy bistro has seating for about 130 people, not including a balcony with outdoor seating. But it's not easy to find.
By: Julie Mack
The dining room offers an expansive view of the airfield, where one can watch takeoffs and landings.
5 restaurants, 3 hours, 1 mile of walking: Inside the Kalamazoo food tour that aims to change how people see downtown.
Several residents only owed $72 in property taxes last year. Now, they owe about $7,000 each, this year, after the errors were uncovered.
| VICKSBURG, MI -- It was a sweltering evening, the kind of night where many Michiganders stay home and crank up the AC.
| This story is part of Southwest Michigan Journalism Collaborative's coverage of equitable community development . SWMJC is a group of 12
| NEW BUFFALO, MI — Housed in a former Methodist church, Beer Church Brewing Co. leans hard into its setting.
Chris Moore has invested $53 million in Vicksburg, an investment he hopes will help sustain the community over the next 200 years.
The high point of this seasonal restaurant is literally its high point.
By: Julie Mack
Vicksburg made a concerted effort to attract businesses and tourists, and it’s paying big dividends.
