Matt Deyoung is a former publisher of the Grand Haven Tribune and Holland Sentinel, with a focus on local news in the Grand Haven, Michigan area. His articles cover a range of topics including local events, business openings, community features, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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Matt Deyoung's coverage is primarily focused on local news and events in the Grand Haven area, with an emphasis on community events, government announcements, and human interest stories. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches concerning upcoming local events or significant developments within the Grand Haven community.
Considering his interest in mental health topics and sports-related content, pitching stories related to these themes may also resonate well with Matt. Additionally, since he covers house & home as a theme, relevant pitches about local housing trends or community development projects could garner his attention.
It’s important for communicators reaching out to Matt Deyoung to provide locally-relevant angles that align with his focus on covering news specific to the Grand Haven area.
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Scott Rice realized a need for those with mobility issues to get rides to various appointments, which led him to start Grand Haven-based Uplift Transport.
By: Matt Deyoung
It’s not uncommon for someone to mistake Gene Daniels for Detroit Lions’ coach Dan Campbell.
By: Matt Deyoung
Paul Goosen, owner of Boomers Cleaners in Spring Lake, loads gifts to be delivered.
As we near the end of 2024, we take time to look back at the stories that shaped this past year.
By: Matt Deyoung
It felt odd for Roger Bergman to find himself sitting in the front row of the audience during last week’s meeting of the Ottawa County Board of Commissioners.
By: Matt Deyoung
Doug and Holly Hodges and their three children recently moved to Grand Haven from Los Angeles. The reason for the move? Fear of natural disasters, especially wildfires.
Roger Bergman, center, chats with former Ottawa County Sheriff Gary Rosema, right, who was recently appointed as the county's interim administrator.
By: Carter Frye
After dealing with warm weather over the past few winters, area anglers are finally getting a chance to get back on the ice.
By: Matt Deyoung
Five and a half years ago, Devin Oberlander suffered a brain aneurism that led to a stroke. He was airlifted to a Grand Rapids hospital, where his parents, Andy and Amanda, waited, fearing the worst. Doctors told them their son would likely be brain dead.
Snow covers the sign at the entrance to Grand Haven State Park on Tuesday morning.
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