Macy Moore is a journalist for the West Central Tribune, focusing on local news in Willmar, Minnesota. With a passion for capturing the essence of the community through her photography, Macy's articles and photo essays highlight the events, people, and places that make Willmar a vibrant and unique town.
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Macy Moore's focus is on local news, events, and community activities in Willmar, Minnesota. Her coverage heavily includes event photography and seasonal topics such as holiday traditions. She also covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, house & home features, family & relationships.
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The final "Little Stories at Little Theatre" performance will take place this coming Saturday evening at the Little Theatre Auditorium in New London.
By: Macy Moore
Annual event features various stations, activities, and games for students to engage in during the first week back to school.
Community members unite to raise funds for future nature preschool at Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center during Music Under the Prairie Stars on Thursday evening.
County music fans flock to the venue to take in performances over the weekend.
By: Macy Moore
The Kandiyohi County Food Shelf distributed bags of fresh produce to feed 1,058 people in Willmar on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2024.
Now is a perfect time to get outside to enjoy the bright, vivid colors of area wildflowers before fall arrives.
By: Macy Moore
This year's event brought in 182 participants on 23 teams Saturday morning for a walk around Robbins Island Regional Park.
Willmar immigrant communities present their values and cultural expressions through food, dancing, music and arts and crafts.
The Barn Theatre's production of "Greetings!" will run Sept. 19-21 and 26-28 at 7 p.m., with two 2 p.m. matinee performances Sept. 22 and 29.
A trio of After-School Archery Club meetings kick off at Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center in rural Spicer.
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