Meagan Miller is a journalist based in Fort Myers, Florida. She is a writer for Wbbh-Tv NBC 2 and her work focuses on local news and community events. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including human interest stories, charity events, and local initiatives. Meagan's dedication to reporting on the stories that matter to her community shines through in her writing.
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Meagan Miller's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, charity, fundraising, volunteer work, and news specific to Southwest Florida. She tends to cover stories related to family & relationships, education, house & home, and pets.
To effectively reach out to Meagan with a pitch or story idea:
- Highlight local initiatives that contribute positively to the community in Southwest Florida.
- Emphasize heartwarming stories involving families or individuals making a difference in their community through charitable activities or volunteer efforts.
- Provide details about upcoming local events or fundraisers for non-profit organizations within Southwest Florida.
- Share human-interest pieces related to education and pet-related initiatives that have an impact on the local community.
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By: Meagan Miller
Volunteers are fighting hunger, one backpack at a time.
By: Meagan Miller
There's a new way for grieving kids to find comfort at Valerie's House in Fort Myers.
The Von Arx Wildlife Hospital at the Conservancy of Southwest Florida is currently treating 21 nestling gray squirrels.
By: Meagan Miller
Experts say harmful chemicals could be hiding in your home.
A local group is once again using the power of social media and community to help people pick up the pieces after a hurricane.
A Southwest Florida catering company prepared 15,000 hot meals that were airlifted to people impacted by Hurricane Milton.
Some new friendly, and furry faces are coming to Southwest Florida International Airport.
By: Meagan Miller
Golisano Children's Hospital hosted a Halloween party for patients and their families.
A senior at Canterbury School in Fort Myers greatly impacts hundreds of students.
Dozens of pets in Lee County now have a better chance of reuniting with their owners if they ever get separated.
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