Melinda Rawls Howell is a journalist for The Advocate, focusing on local news and events in Jackson, Louisiana. With a passion for community reporting, Melinda covers a wide range of topics, including local organizations, events, and human interest stories that highlight the unique and inspiring individuals in the area.
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Melinda Rawls Howell's coverage is heavily focused on local community events, youth achievements, and celebrations in the Jackson area of Louisiana. Her articles often revolve around newsworthy announcements, press releases, and event coverage related to transportation & logistics, sales & marketing, and house & home themes.
When reaching out to Melinda for potential coverage or engagement opportunities, consider pitching stories related to local community events, noteworthy achievements by youths or organizations within the Jackson area of Louisiana. Topics such as education initiatives or unique celebratory events may also align well with her coverage interests.
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#8-C bday: Pastor Nathaniel Selders steps up to give the closing prayer.
#7-C bday: Mayor Mark Kemp is shown on the left in this scene of the crowd.
#2-C bday: Watching the vintage/classic cars parade by the courthouse before the opening ceremony.
Bubbles the Clwon paints a child's face Saturday during the Clinton bicentennial.
Mildred Culpepper, seated, and her daughter Arlene wear the official Clinton Bicentennial T-shirt during Saturday's celebration.
Despite growing up in Clinton, V. Elaine Thompson, a history professor and author, discovered things she didn't know about Clinton while writing a college paper about her town.
By: Melinda Rawls Howell
Dancers, runners, family, friends and pets were joined this year on Oct. 19 by chili makers and tasters at the 2024 West Feliciana Color Dash & Chili Cook-off.
Re: #7-Trnk/Trt in C:Mom Lorna is shown with Eleanor and Maverick enjoying the morning at Clinton's Trunk-or-Treat. Lorna Sinclair of Clinton
#2-Spook. In J: Sisters Taylor (left) and Tali Carter of Clinton at their first trick-or-treat stop, the office of Rep. Roy Darryl Adams, with wife Tonya Adams is shown ready
By: Melinda Rawls Howell
Children from across the parish were treated, not tricked, the morning of Oct. 25 on Lawyers’ Row in Clinton at the Trunk-or-Treat event sponsored by the East Feliciana Chamber of
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