Melorie Begay is a Weekend Host/Reporter for the BODY MIND BEING PROJECT, with a focus on local news in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Melorie's work also appears on WKAR at Michigan State University, covering a range of topics including social justice, community development, and local government initiatives.
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Melorie's focus is primarily on local government, community events, and social issues in Grand Rapids and Michigan. Pitches should provide insights or access to individuals involved in local government programs, community initiatives, or social justice efforts within the specified geographic area.
She covers a range of topics including clean energy, education, and law enforcement. When pitching stories related to these topics, consider emphasizing how they directly impact the communities in Grand Rapids and Michigan.
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By: Melorie Begay
WKAR Morning Edition Host Melorie Begay spoke wit the president of MSU's Student Democrats to learn more about how the club is getting students to vote.
By: Melorie Begay
The previous contract expired at midnight Oct. 30. Both the hospital and the union say caregivers are continuing to provide care.
By: Melorie Begay
Michigan's Secretary of State talks about election turnout and security.
By: Melorie Begay
Michelle Jokisch Polo is leaving the WKAR news team to pursue a new opportunity in the state
By: Melorie Begay
Since it's founding, Save Our Youth has offered a variety of programs including a Book Building program for youth.
By: Melorie Begay
A historic bell tower in the Village of Vermontville was successfully restored with a grant from the Lansing Economic Area Partnership. The bell tower, from 1862, is attached to church that village Clerk Becky Austin said was moved to the village in 1886.
By: Melorie Begay
The Lansing Art Gallery and Education Center will slowly reopen operations after it temporarily closed due to a financial shortfall in September.
By: Melorie Begay
The Howell Nature Center is on track to reopen its Animal Rehabilitation Clinic sooner than expected.
By: Melorie Begay, Nick Schrader
Rye seeds were salvaged from the James R Bentley, a ship that sank in Lake Huron in the 1870s. The seeds were then taken to Michigan State University in an effort to regrow them.
WKAR Public Media | By Melorie Begay Published November 22, 2024 at 1:09 PM EST Facebook LinkedIn Email
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