Michelle Mann is a Staff Writer at the Dothan Eagle and Enterprise Ledger. She covers Coffee and Dale Counties and Fort Novosel, focusing on themes such as culture, society, and regional interests, with particular attention to events, crime, and law enforcement. Michelle's work has been featured in the Southeast Sun, SeattlePI, and Opelika-Auburn News, among others.
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Michelle Mann's coverage is largely focused on local events, government announcements, and community support in the United States. She appears to prioritize stories related to community events, achievements, public projects, and local news. Given her focus on family & relationships and government & politics themes with a strong emphasis on event coverage and government announcement attributes, she may be interested in pitches that highlight human-interest stories tied to local community events or significant achievements within the region.
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A week out of prison, James Albert Johnson Jr. is charged with the grisly murder of the woman next door.
This is why traffic stopped in Ozark Friday morning:
The city of Enterprise is among 41 communities in the state that have been awarded community improvement project grants, Gov. Kay Ivey announced.
The name of the Enterprise shooting victim is released.
Shooting deaths in Dothan Friday are being called a 'murder-suicide.'
See how one couple's commitment to service provides Thanksgiving dinner for some 1,000 people each year.
See what this group was doing in Ozark this week.
By: Michelle Mann
Here's where to receive free Thanksgiving meals--and where to volunteer to help provide them.
Here are the personnel actions approved by the Enterprise Board of Education.
The newest member of the Luncheon Pilot Club of Enterprise is inducted.
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