Journalist. editor and former real estate agent
Melissa St. Aude is a Journalist and the Arts & Entertainment editor at PinalCentral. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, education, and sports, with a particular focus on cultural movements. Melissa's work has been featured in White Mountain Publishing LLC and Casa Grande Valley Newspapers Inc.
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Casa Grande, United States (Local)
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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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ELOY — Pajamas, lounge wear and hair rolled into curlers are welcome at a fundraiser that hopes to raise more than $3,000 for an area food bank.
CASA GRANDE — A college art class recently worked together to create a digital tour of the various sculpture art pieces in the outdoor space at the Casa Grande Art Museum.
By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE — When Pastor Steve Gregory looks out over the new community garden behind United Methodist Church and sees families and residents enjoying the space, he hopes they feel
By: Melissa St. Aude
GOLD CANYON
By: Melissa St. Aude
Every picture tells a story.
By: Melissa St. Aude
In a world of great coffee, instant coffee isn’t always appreciated.
By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE
By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE — The Opportunity Tree’s Casa Grande campus is home to a new state-of-the-art sports facility.
By: Melissa St. Aude
CASA GRANDE — Seniors from the area are set to graduate in May, walking across the commencement stage, collecting a diploma and leaving the high school years behind to take
June is National Iced Tea Month. And in Arizona in June, few things are more refreshing than a tall, perfect glass of iced tea.
