Melissa Burden is an Editor at Automotive News. With a focus on automotive industry coverage, she explores themes such as dealership management and the intersection of education and sports marketing. Melissa's work has been featured in Automotive News, WCAX-TV, Auto Jobs Now, The Blade, Waukesha Freeman Newspaper, and NewsBreak.
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Amy Craig came to Sacred Markings tattoo shop Sunday with a purpose. “I am getting a lotus flower because I am going through a new beginning,” said Ms. ...
In a sea of hundreds of parents and their children, Heather Baker had only one way to describe the scene before her. “It looks like the lines at Cedar ...
For Wendy Bula, seeing a re-enactment of what happened to her decades ago was jarring. “I remember it happening like it was yesterday,” Ms. Bula said. “It ...
In a sea of hundreds of parents and their children, Heather Baker had only one way to describe the scene before her. “It looks like the lines at Cedar Poin
The Perrysburg Board of Education has selected Tom Blaine to fill the vacant board seat. Former president Sue Larimer resigned on July 31, citing ...
Hayleigh Garcia’s interest in houseplants began organically. “I just started a couple of years ago, when I actually was able to grow a few of them and ...
By: Melissa Burden
Deborah Scheibel Dolin, a 1985 graduate of Southview High School, took a long look around the crowded Centennial Quarry and just smiled. “I think this is ...
Henry Van Niel, 10, of Monclova Township, can describe his perfect day in a few words. “I would be eating lasagna and then fishing,” Henry said. “Eating ...
By: Melissa Burden
The Sylvania Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution Monday approving $11.3 million in cuts if its upcoming levy does not pass on Election Day. ...
By: Melissa Burden
Springfield schools will be emailing letters to the community meant to answer questions concerning the district’s 0.50 percent earned-income tax levy on ...
