Matt Gard is a reporter and producer for WZZM-TV in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He specializes in local news and human interest stories, covering a range of topics including community events, sports, and social issues. Matt is dedicated to highlighting positive stories and making a difference in his community.
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Matt Gard's articles focus on local events, community achievements, and sports in the Grand Rapids area. He particularly covers stories related to local high school activities, community initiatives, and human interest pieces.
If you're reaching out to Matt Gard with a pitch or as a potential source for an article, consider highlighting unique and heartwarming stories from the Grand Rapids area that align with his coverage areas. Personal anecdotes about overcoming challenges or achieving excellence in sports or academics are likely to capture his interest. Additionally, any story ideas involving community involvement and support would be well-received.
Given Matt's strong emphasis on local content within Michigan (and more specifically Grand Rapids), ensure that your pitch is relevant to this geographic area when reaching out to him.
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By: Matt Gard
In a show of political unity, several groups from Hope College invited officials from Ottawa County to teach students and the public about how elections work.
By: Matt Gard
"Last year we used a space heater, like a couple space heaters, and we're just honestly hoping that the house didn't burn down," she said.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — There is one week left in the high school football regular season, but we learned a lot this past Friday during week eight
By: Matt Gard
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — On Thursday, Oct. 17, the smell of hot dogs filled the air on Tremont Court NW.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — It's playoff time! Nine weeks of high school football are in the books in the state of Michigan, which means every game that
By: Matt Gard
Patsy Petty has been working elections for 55 years now, and she says she's been asking Democratic Party leaders to mobilize voters in Muskegon Heights.
By: Matt Gard
The city is working with Friends of Grand Rapids Parks and International Mountain Bike Alliance to make sure 90% of city residents are within 10 blocks of a trail.
By: Matt Gard
Homes Giving Hope is opening its fourth home this weekend, giving new residents a unique chance at independence, that might otherwise be difficult to achieve.
By: Matt Gard
ATHENS, Ohio — Teams in the Mid-American Conference are about to enter a portion of the season affectionately referred to as "MACtion."
By: Matt Gard
MUSKEGON, Mich — It's always nice to recognize someone for their hard work. But until Muskegon Young Black Professionals formed, founder and board
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