Kenya Vaughn is a journalist and communications professional based in St. Louis, Missouri. She writes for The St. Louis American and her work has also appeared on KSDK - 5 On Your Side. Kenya's articles focus on local news, entertainment, and culture, highlighting the achievements and stories of individuals in the St. Louis community.
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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: Kenya Vaughn
Christmas in the Thimes’ home was always something special. “It was my mother’s favorite holiday,” Denise Thimes said. “We would have family gathered around and we would be listening to my father on the radio – he was always on the air for Christmas – it would always be a wonderful time. I get a […]
When a poet functions at their highest calling, they have the power to shift the universe of a reader. A perfectly curated assortment of words can compel one to examine faith, grief, joy, life, loss, love, purpose and sorrow – sometimes all at once. Nikki Giovanni used poetry for an even higher calling than that. […]
Dance companies presenting renditions of Tchaikovsky’s “The Nutcracker” ballet have become as synonymous with the Christmas season as decorated trees and Santa Claus. Audiences who come to see the collaboration between Saint Louis Dance Theatre and Jazz St. Louis next weekend as they present “The Nutcracker Suite” are in store for an added layer of […]
Jimmy Williams, President and CEO of Estel Foods, Inc., his wife Janet Williams, St. Charles Mayor Dan Borgmeyer and other supporters cut the ribbon for the company’s 26th McDonald’s franchise Thursday morning in St. Charles. Photo by Kenya Vaughn | St. Louis American
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 […]
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