Megan Becker is a news reporter based in Chillicothe, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Megan covers a range of topics including community events, crime, business, and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in the Chillicothe Gazette, Camden Publications, Yahoo News, and she has also been recognized for her contributions to the LANCASTER MENS CHORUS.
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Megan Becker's coverage indicates a strong emphasis on local news, especially pertaining to Chillicothe, Ohio. She covers a wide array of topics including crime, government announcements, events and evolving stories in the community. Given this focus, she is likely looking for pitches that provide insights or access to sources related to local events and issues such as community initiatives, crime prevention efforts or political developments.
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Here are the local non-profits in Chillicothe and Ross County that are looking for donors and volunteers this holiday season.
By: Megan Becker
Speakers discussed self-determination, life with a disability, and finding inspiration in Star Trek at the 2024 Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities Open House.
The Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities welcomes Lebanon Resident David Sparby to the board.
The Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities was awarded a grant to create a assistive technology studio to introduce smart technology to the individuals we serve.
An individual who receives services from the Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities is celebrating her 5th job anniversary at LaRosa's Pizzeria.
Two Individuals who are served by the Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities will have artwork displayed at the Art and Soul Art Gallery this month.
The Warren County Board of Developmental Disabilities is looking for local artists to display their art at the Lebanon Festival of the Arts.
A 6th grader at Berry Intermediate School found his voice through his service animal.
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