Marcie Culbert is the News Director at 101.1 More FM and The River 105.1 FM. She covers a diverse array of topics including sports, climate change, and regional interest, often focusing on events and conferences that highlight these themes. Marcie's work has been featured in 101.1 FM MORE FM, 104.7 Heart FM, and CIHR-FM.
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Marcie Culbert's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly government and politics, crime, and community events. She frequently covers announcements and breaking news related to her geographic focus in Canada, Ontario, specifically Woodstock.
If reaching out to Marcie with a pitch or information, consider topics such as local government policies or decisions impacting the community of Woodstock or broader Ontario. Additionally, providing insights into crime trends or developments in the area could be of interest. For example, sharing details about community events or initiatives would likely resonate well with her coverage areas.
Moreover, considering that she reports on traffic accidents in the region as part of evolving stories and breaking news items indicates that safety-related pitches may also capture her attention effectively.
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The nominations window will close after Sunday, July 12th.
You should never leave your pet in vehicle on a hot summer day.
He talked about a new housing development for Woodstock and upcoming road reconstruction for Highway 2 in Thamesford.
Adrian Couwenberg is currently the Ward 4 Councillor for Norwich Township and he has decided to run for Mayor.
He talked about his new role, tariffs, affordability, and the recent cases of Pride Flag vandalism in Oxford County.
Sixteen girls attended the fire camp in Blandford-Blenheim Township last week.
It's a national traffic safety campaign that targets the contributing factors that lead to commercial motor vehicle collisions.
Imagine over 100 mothers all walking together on the streets of Norwich, strollers and all.
All of the proceeds from hot and iced coffee sales will support Tim Hortons Foundation Camps.
Two coach buses will take people to the Toronto Blue Jays game on Saturday, August 29th.
