Meg Walter is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She writes for several publications, including Deseret News, The Park Record Newspaper, and Yahoo News. Meg's articles cover a range of topics, including local events, entertainment, and opinion pieces on various subjects.
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Meg Walter's articles predominantly focus on local lifestyle and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on family & relationships. She also delves into event coverage and announcement-based content.
To effectively engage Meg, consider pitches that offer insightful commentary or unique perspectives related to local events, lifestyle trends in Salt Lake City, Utah. Given her interest in entertainment news, topics such as local theater productions or dining experiences could be of interest to her readership.
When reaching out to Meg Walter for potential collaboration or pitching story ideas, it would be beneficial to emphasize relevance to the local community in Salt Lake City and Utah while aligning with her themes of family & relationships and entertainment news.
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I turned on the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics thinking my children and I would passively watch the typical pomp and circumstance that generally comes with opening ceremonies.
About this time every four years a joke circulates around the internet. There are variations, but the main point is that in every Olympic event
In his latest Netflix docuseries, Whiteley endears the viewer to the squad while never shying away from the problems of the professional cheerleading world
Almost three weeks ago, on Aug. 2, my dad passed away suddenly from a heart attack. He was only 62. It feels as though my foundation has been wiped out from under me.
Even though many people recommended that I watch Disney's “Young Woman and the Sea” with my two daughters, it took me a while to get around to it.
Every day around 4:30 when I remember that my family will expect dinner, my first thought is always “Didn't we just do that yesterday?”
Last week I came down with COVID-19. Again I'm not even sure why I tested. I just really didn't feel well, and I wanted to know if I was overreacting or if I actually was as sick as I felt.
Tim Burton's 1988 “Beetlejuice” is one of those movies that I saw as a kid that shaped my taste in media.
What if I told you that's not a coincidence?
I was humbled by the Utah Driver License Division last week. I learned I would need to make the trip there when I tried to buy Sudafed from
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