Melissa St. Aude is a journalist who focuses on local news in Casa Grande, Arizona. She writes for Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc. and her work has also appeared in White Mountain Publishing LLC. Melissa covers a range of topics, including community events, local businesses, and profiles of individuals making a difference in the area.
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Casa Grande, Arizona, United States (Local)
Melissa’s coverage primarily focuses on local community events, food, and house & home topics. Given her focus on seasonal content and event coverage, she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, unique culinary experiences or recipes tied to specific seasons or holidays.
For those seeking media attention from Melissa St. Aude it is important to note that she has a strong emphasis on local news within the United States specifically Casa Grande Arizona thus any pitch should align with this geographic focus.
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By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE — When she was a teenager, Christine Wehrley missed her high school senior prom.
By: Melissa St. Aude
COOLIDGE — A great horned owl and her three chicks are safe and recovering after a group of Coolidge neighbors and a wildlife expert came to their rescue.
By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE — A longtime Casa Grande-based ministry is shifting its focus and its main fundraising activity.
By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE — An effort to raise money to build a monastery in Casa Grande has garnered more than half a million dollars in donations.
By: Melissa St. Aude
SAN TAN VALLEY — Since his days playing Pop Warner Football as a child, San Tan Valley resident Dan Silver, now 56, has been collecting O.J. Simpson memorabilia.
By: Melissa St. Aude
Family, community and justice are important to Angel Raymond.
By: Melissa St. Aude
For husband and wife Maria and Ivan Pour, visual and performing arts are a passion and, as teachers, they work to share their art with the next generation.
By: Melissa St. Aude
When it comes to things that just seem made to go together, chocolate and strawberries are at the top of the popularity list along with other classic pairings like peanut
By: Melissa St. Aude
ARIZONA CITY — With her new certification as a radiologic technologist, Arizona City resident Alcira Torres plans to put her health care education to work, helping those in her community.
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For those who love food and baking, May is a tasty, treat-filled month.
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