Megan Duncan is the Managing Editor at WTXF-TV. She specializes in topics related to law enforcement and voter issues, while also covering seasonal themes such as holidays and Christmas, often highlighting the efforts of organizations like the Salvation Army. Megan's work has been featured in Muddy River News.
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Hannibal, United States (Local)
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Megan's local coverage of Hannibal, Missouri focuses on community events, government announcements, and educational initiatives. Pitches to Megan should emphasize hyper-local relevance, such as community-driven events or developments within the city council and local nonprofits.
Given her focus on covering government and politics along with education in a specific locality, sources who can provide insights into these areas at a grassroots level would likely be well-received. This could include local officials, educators or community leaders with direct knowledge of the topics being covered.
Pitches should highlight how the proposed content will specifically resonate with residents of Hannibal and contribute to their understanding of important civic issues or upcoming events that impact them directly.
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By: Megan Duncan
Davis began writing at age 14, but he said his love for books began at age 12 when his mom gave him a book — "Mack Bolan: Tuscany Terror, The Executioner 52" by Don Pendleton, a 162-page men’s
By: Megan Duncan
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Kacie McCaughney, dog adoption coordinator at the Northeast Missouri Humane Society, kept up quite well with pit bull mix Gigi who excitedly followed the path in the front lawn of the shelter.
By: Megan Duncan
Kids at Salem Baptist Daycare and Preschool spent time on Tuesday getting to know some local heroes.
By: Megan Duncan
The Hannibal Fire Department reported an offensive attack was made through the front door of the structure, but they encountered heavy fire conditions and were forced to back out of the structure. They
By: Megan Duncan
HANNIBAL, Mo. — Hannibal Stormwater was again at center stage at Hannibal City Council on Tuesday.
By: Megan Duncan
HANNIBAL, Mo. — The Hannibal Public School Board voted in a 5 to 2 decision for Susan Johnson to continue as the superintendent for the 2024-2025 school year.
By: Megan Duncan
Almost a year-to-date of her first opening on May 20, 2023, it's been a whirlwind of a year for Locke. What started as a temporary resume building business plan in a portable building with borrowed refrigerators and freezers, became one of the hottest summer spots in Hannibal.
By: Megan Duncan
The group also provides education to special needs families. Clemens said many resources are out there for special needs families but many don’t know about them or the right way to access the services.
By: Megan Duncan
“God is good! All the time!” The chant rang out in the makeshift dining room at the Carroll Science Center at Hannibal LaGrange University.
By: Megan Duncan
Officers at the Marion County Sheriff’s Department underwent training on new safety equipment this week, which will provide an in-depth look at what is brought into the building.
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