Melanie Rivera-Cortez is a journalist for The Sunflower, focusing on local sports coverage in Wichita, Kansas. With a passion for basketball and volleyball, Melanie provides insightful analysis and game recaps to keep readers updated on the latest news and highlights in the local sports scene.
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Melanie's primary focus is on local sports events, particularly college basketball and volleyball, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming games, post-game analysis from team members or coaches, and any significant developments within the Wichita State athletics programs.
Given Melanie's local geographic focus in Kansas/Wichita area, she would likely be interested in news related to these specific regions but may also appreciate broader stories that have a direct impact on local teams or athletes.
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By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez
Tammy E. Davis and Suzanne Wrede will get a seat in Bellevue's city council. Jessica Obenauf set to return for another term.
By: Melanie Rivera
Ryan Rustici reflects on how veterans are honored at Bridgeview Estates. TWIN FALLS — The United States is preparing to honor Veterans Day on Nov. 11.
By: Melanie Rivera
The College of Southern Idaho hosted its first Sigue Adelante event Nov. 7 at El Sombrero in Jerome, where parents and students met and talk about financial aid and scholarships.
By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez
Desert View Care Facility is accepting Christmas gifts from the community. A small gift can brighten up a resident's year.
By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez
In Idaho, the first wave of bird flu happened eight months ago, but a new surge of cases looms over the west coast. Here's how the Idaho has responded.
By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez
Declaring a national state of emergency to enact mass deportations, Trump is ready to begin work on day one. What could it mean for the Magic Valley?
By: Melanie Rivera
TWIN FALLS — Emma Shawver and Osyis Dumas were both exposed to gun violence at Canyon Ridge High School. The topic that hit close to home became the subject of their art project.
By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez
The Magic Valley Railroaders prepare for their Christmas Train Show. The event will showcase train models with interactive landscapes.
By: Melanie Rivera-Cortez
Twinkle and Nena, reindeer, traveled all the way from the North Pole to visit Robert Stuart Middle School before Christmas.
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