Margo Wilson is a journalist for the Citrus County Chronicle, focusing on local news and events in Crystal River, Florida. With a passion for community storytelling, Margo covers a wide range of topics including theater, arts, local events, and human interest stories.
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Margo Wilson's coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment news, including theater productions and community events. She appears to be interested in covering a variety of cultural activities within the local area, such as stage performances, literary events, and community involvement initiatives.
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Pitching event announcements related to theater productions, literary gatherings, or other forms of performing arts within Crystal River would likely align with Margo's coverage interests. Furthermore, highlighting human interest stories related to individuals involved in the local arts scene could also resonate well with her coverage preferences.
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By: Margo Wilson
He served as a Navy gunner on U.S. Merchant Marine ships during World War II and crossed the globe two or three times, passing by Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Australia.
By: Margo Wilson
He'll bare his fangs, twirl his cape, and use the force of his personality to exert his will upon the hapless humans who cross his path.
Thirty-eight craft vendors, as well as musicians and food ranging from lemonade to meatball sliders, all are part of the mix when the Fall Makers Market comes to the Cedar
They grew up on the Gulf and still run Hubbard’s Marina in Madeira Beach. They take people out deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, and sightseeing for dolphins and points of ecological interest.
By: Margo Wilson
Rainbow Springs Art in Dunnellon gallery member Diane Anthony contributed this macramé design to the gallery's “It's a Small World” exhibit, opening Nov. 1.
Bucking the trend of at least some art festivals across the nation that are experiencing lackluster crowds, the organizers of the 53-year-old Inverness Fine Arts Festival, an event set for
By: Margo Wilson
Fifty-one area artists have created 165 miniature artworks for the Rainbow Springs Art in Dunnellon gallery's “It's a Small World” exhibit, which opens Friday, Nov. 1, and runs through Dec. 14.
We’ve been walloped by storms. The election looms. Maybe what we need is a laugh or two or 22.
Their West Texas ranch is about to be sold from under them, so three cowpokes must get busy to rescue their place of employment. They’re also drafted to save Christmas
By: Margo Wilson
Now that the temperature is cooling, shiver your timbers and steer your land vessel toward the Rainbow Springs Art in Dunnellon gallery on Nov. 10, where pirate enactor Keith Carson,
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