Lindsay Moore is a statewide economy reporter for MLive, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. With a focus on local news and the Michigan economy, Lindsay covers a range of topics including business, manufacturing, and community development.
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Lindsay Moore's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in the Michigan area with a specific emphasis on Grand Rapids and Muskegon. Her articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating she values factual information and official sources.
Given her focus on business development, real estate industry, and local events within Michigan cities like Grand Rapids and Muskegon, she may be interested in pitches related to economic trends in these areas or new business developments that contribute to the growth of the region. Additionally, considering her interest in automotive topics as well as citing data heavily throughout her articles suggest she might be interested in stories related to manufacturing or economic statistics impacting these industries locally.
Pitches should keep a strong geographic focus on Michigan while incorporating concrete data or governmental insights where relevant.
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By: Lindsay Moore, Lmoore
The Rivermouth Pines campground sits along Tahquamenon River and features sunset river views.
By: Lindsay Moore, Lmoore
Trails connect for views of Lake Michigan, Big Glen Lake and Little Glen Lake.
By: Lmoore, Lindsay Moore
The art event will benefit Grand Haven’s community, nonprofit radio station, WAWL.
The National Lakeshore's social media and website will be updated with current conditions.
By: Lmoore, Lindsay Moore
Projects range from utility repairs to modernization and accessibility upgrades.
By: Lindsay Moore
MUNISING, MI -- The views from Michigan‘s sand dunes are exceptional and that's because the state is home to a rare formation of perched dunes.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MI -- One of Michigan's most popular state parks is reopening after six weeks of upgrades totaling $2.95 million.
By: Lindsay Moore, Lmoore
Two popular vantage points will now only be accessible by hiking in.
By: Lmoore, Lindsay Moore
Holland's outdoor European-style market starts Nov. 23.
The one-man extravaganza promises magic, music and bubble mastery.
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