Michelle Dillon is a City Editor for the Jacksonville Daily Progress and the Cleburne Times Review. With a focus on local news in Texas, specifically in Jacksonville, Michelle covers a wide range of topics including community events, city council meetings, local achievements, and development projects. Her work has also been featured in the COOKE COUNTY FIRE SUPPORT AND REHAB TEAM and the Palestine Herald Press.
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Jacksonville, Texas, United States (Local)
Michelle Dillon's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and community events, with an emphasis on entertainment, family & relationships, house & home, and government & politics. She frequently covers events and government announcements related to the Jacksonville area in Texas. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing stories about local initiatives, community events, human interest pieces or updates from city officials in the specified geographic locations. Additionally, highlighting unique aspects of community engagement activities or local personalities could also capture her attention.
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By: Michelle Dillon
From left, Matthew Molica, Shila Day’s attorney, Day, Amy Bean, Noah Six’s attorney, Six, and Shawna Landaker, Six’s other defense attorney, look in the direction of Washington County Prosecutor Nicole Coil, who is not pictured, as she speaks during a hearing on modifying Six’s and Day’s bonds Tuesday morning. Both motions were withdrawn. (Photo by Michelle Dillon)
PARKERSBURG — Comic book lovers and other Mid-Ohio Valley residents will get the chance for free comic books Saturday.
The Parks family attends a car show benefiting two of their children who have been diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Michelle Dillon/Jacksonville Progress
By: Michelle Dillon
People gathered around the country to participate in the 73rd annual National Day of Prayer on Thursday, including in Marietta.
During a Marietta City Council meeting Thursday evening, Ward 2 Councilman Bret Allphin looks at documents while Ward 1 Councilman and Finance Committee Chair Michael Scales states he wants a finance committee meeting on May 23 at 5:30 p.m. to talk about Mayor Joshua Schlicher's plan for cuts. Council directed Schlicher to come up with a cost-saving plan by May 20 in light of a performance audit that predicts the city's general fund may be empty as early as 2025.
By: Michelle Dillon
The Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce celebrated the new ownership of Creative Graphics with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, April 29.
Mario Guerrero was named the 2023 Taco Bell Franchise Manager of the Year, quite a feat considering there are over 7,000 franchise managers in the Taco Bell business.
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This afternoon Gov. Mike DeWine announced an Appalachian Community Grant award for the city of Marietta and the Village of Beverly.
Colleagues, friends, former students and others gathered at the Baptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary for a reception honoring outgoing President Charley Holmes Friday, May 3.
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