Kenya Vaughn is a journalist at KSDK - 5 On Your Side and The St. Louis American. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on St. Louis and events like the Grammy Awards. Kenya's work has been featured in various prominent publications, showcasing her expertise in fashion, style, and photography.
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Kenya Vaughn's coverage focuses on local events and profiles within the arts, music, and culture scene in St. Louis, Missouri. She often covers stories related to art exhibitions, music concerts, community events, and theater productions.
Pitching to Kenya should focus on providing insights into upcoming local cultural events or profiling individuals making significant contributions to the arts scene in St. Louis or wider Missouri area. Additionally, pitches that highlight unique aspects of Black culture and excellence would likely align with her coverage preferences.
When reaching out to Kenya Vaughn for potential coverage opportunities or interviews, consider how your pitch can contribute positively to the local cultural landscape of St. Louis while also celebrating diversity and artistic accomplishments within the region.
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By: Alvin A. Reid, Kenya Vaughn
If there was a moment worthy to be photographed, William “Bill” Greenblatt was there with every intention of filing. That was whether it was a protest, a celebrity first pitch at St. Louis Cardinals game or a three-alarm fire – which was his specialty as the official photographer for the St. Louis Fire Department. Just […]
Kenya Vaughn and Alvin A. Reid
When music superstar Metro Boomin began presenting Christmas giveaways to benefit single mothers and their children, he was hardly a household name. One of the first was held in the multipurpose room of Greater Bethlehem Baptist Church, a small but mighty congregation located across from Reliable Funeral Home in Midtown. “One day, We’re gonna do […]
Audiences who attended the Saint Louis Dance Theatre and Jazz St. Louis presentation of “Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker” this weekend left filled with something even more special than the Christmas spirit. They exited the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts with a deeper understanding of what is artistically and creatively possible in the region. The musicianship, the […]
By: Kenya Vaughn
A historic photograph shows the women of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion in World War II. Courtesy of Family Search
When he was mapping out the shows of the Black Rep’s 48th season, he decided to follow up the fall musical with a comedy, because he “figured audiences might need one.” He couldn’t have known how right he would be. “I felt like with what we are getting ready to go through in the next […]
By: Kenya Vaughn
Before St. Louis Symphony Orchestra musician Peter Henderson began playing “Clair de lune” (“Moonlight”) from Suite bergamasque by Claude Debussy, he told his audience that the 19th century piece was one of the most famous piano compositions of all time. During the opening chords, a woman became excited. “I know this,” she whispered loudly to […]
Three days ago, delegates of the Church Of God In Christ (COGIC) General Assembly voted during a special session to return their Holy Convocation to St. Louis. Thursday afternoon, Explore St. Louis made the official announcement at America’s Center – which spent ten years as host of the Holy Convocation, COGIC’s annual convention that draws […]
Steve Hackman shares his creative process for upcoming SLSO presentation
By: Kenya Vaughn
Martin Luther King, Jr. Photo by Jack Lewis Hiller Credit: Copyright: National Portrait Gallery Smithsonian
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