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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Bessie Mae Quiet-Foster is shown with her two sons who grew up to become nurses like their mother. The elder son is Carey Quiet and the younger is Phillip Veal.
At home in Jackson on Quiet Lane in the Quiet subdivision here is Bessie Mae Quiet-Foster in her living room being interviewed.
By: Melinda Rawls Howell
Growing up on a farm on Highway 10 in Jackson, Bessie Mae Quiet-Foster decided she didn’t like farm work early on, but she also decided at an early age that
The snow-covered camellias in Jackon were part of the price to pay for the beautiful snow that turned the region into a pristine white landscape -- also a potential playground
The remaining West Wing of the old Centenary College in Jackson is shown with snow atop its shingles and covering the surrounding fields at the State Commemorative site.
The antebellum First Baptist Church in Jackson with white snow and skies soon after the snowfall, estimated to be 5-6 inches, ceased.
The antebellum United Methodist Church in Jackson blanketed in snow.
Jackson's antebellum Roseneath is shown here soon after the snow stopped Jam. 21 with the front lawn, sidewalk and street covered with several inches of snow.
Speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives Phillip Devillier listen to concerns of East Feliciana residents at the Clinton library site Jan. 17.
By: Melinda Rawls Howell
Speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives Phillip R. Devillier visited Clinton Jan. 17, sharing information and learning about the concerns of East Feliciana Parish residents.
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