Micah Walker is a reporter for BridgeDetroit, with a focus on local news in the Columbus, Ohio area. With a background in journalism from the University of Michigan-Dearborn, Micah has covered a wide range of topics including labor negotiations, community revitalization, and cultural events. Their work has been featured in publications such as the Marion Star, Dispatch, and Yahoo News.
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Micah Walker's coverage is heavily focused on local events, government announcements, and seasonal topics in the Detroit area. The majority of his articles fall within the entertainment theme, often covering cultural events and community initiatives.
Given this focus, pitches should be tailored to local happenings in Detroit or broader cultural topics relevant to the area. Pitches could include information about upcoming events, community projects, educational initiatives related to arts and culture or public statements by officials regarding these matters.
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Micah Walker, BridgeDetroit and Robyn Vincent, Chalkbeat Detroit
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Micah has details on the Emerge! exhibit at the Hannan Center, the arts and culture roundup and don't miss events.
Detroit's LGBT Chamber of Commerce is seeking input on where a potential gay business district should be located and what should be included.
The co-founders of Detroit Art Week are looking for artists and spaces to participate in the July 2025 show.
The music collective Beats Rhymes Everything Detroit (BRED) is hosting its first Hip-Hop Theatre Festival Saturday at the Hilberry Gateway Theatre at Wayne State University. Organizers are aiming to uplift hip-hop culture and elevate its Black storytellers.
The show is dedicated to the historic Apex Bar, which Childs' uncle owned in the 1970s and where several family members also worked.
DPSCD Superintendent Nikolai Vitti said 53,044 K-12 students are enrolled in the district during a school board meeting Tuesday.
The singer stopped by the Dick and Sandy Dauch location of the Boys & Girls Club on Detroit’s west side ahead of concerts Thursday and Friday at Little Caesars Arena as part of Usher’s Club Takeover.
“Apex” is a tribute to artist Taylor Childs’ family and to the historic Apex Bar, an establishment on Oakland Avenue in Detroit’s North End that was once part of the Black business and entertainment district Paradise Valley.
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