Marcie Harrison is a journalist for the Emporia Gazette, focusing on local news in Madison, Wisconsin. With a passion for community stories, Marcie covers a range of topics including local events, education, sports, and human interest stories.
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Marcie's coverage heavily emphasizes local news, including community events, education, sports, and business in the Wisconsin area. She seems particularly interested in announcements related to these themes.
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This food truck was busy Friday during the annual Fab Finds event
The Class of 1974 was center stage during the weekend long festivities where all roads led to Madison as they celebrated their 50th class reunion.
By: Marcie Harrison
A recent poll on The Madison News Facebook page posed the question to readers about Halloween trick or treating traditions and which one they liked best.
By Marcie Harrison The Madison News Updated When Ella Livengood picked up the paint brush some twenty years ago, she never imagined she would ever meet one of the subjects in her painting.
By Marcie Harrison The Madison News Updated of 2
By: Marcie Harrison
Gratitude and faith were two words heard repeatedly in a remembrance service held at the old sanctuary at Lamont Wesleyan Church Sunday morning.
Harrison surrounded by son Chase, daughter Kortnie and husband Jason.
A nice crowd gathered at the Madison Depot Saturday evening to see the progress that has been being made the last few months.
Earl Murphy was known for many things in the Madison community most notably a mentor and supervisor for the city after serving almost twenty years on the council. He was also known by almost everyone and always enjoyed sharing stories with those he met and no matter what the situation, you could always count on him to tell it like it was.
When Lara Cotte was just 16, she knew what she was destined to do and she never once deviated from that dream.
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