Monique Holland is a Reporter at Northwestern University. She covers a range of topics including mental health, campus life, and the arts, with a particular focus on fine art and event management. Her work has been featured in The Roanoke Times, Greensboro News & Record, Martinsville Bulletin Inc, and Amherst-Nelson (Va.) Publishing Co.
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Monique Holland's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of education, entertainment, and family-related topics. She often provides expert commentary and covers government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Monique Holland
Friends of Fairy Stone State Park (FOFS) has already completed several projects since it was created to support the park in March.
By: Monique Holland
TheatreWorks Community Players latest show "'Night, Mother" will portray and important message on mental health.
By: Monique Holland
Martinsville City Public Schools is bringing awareness to mental health and attendance.
By: Monique Holland
Da Capo Virginia has been serving Virginia students of all ability levels through music and the arts, instruction and experiences for almost 20 years now.
By: Monique Holland
A group of community members, both familiar and unfamiliar with the organization, gave their suggestions on what they want to see happen at Piedmont Arts in the next five years.
208 people participated in the 2nd Annual Henry County 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001.
By: Monique Holland
Jack Dalton Park was full of support for National Recovery Month for Piedmont Community Services fifth annual celebration.
By: Monique Holland
Martinsville's Walmart in now completely reopen after closing portions of the store and parking lot for improvements and renovations.
By: Monique Holland
Patrick and Henry Community College (P&HCC) is seeing growth and achievement from enrollment to student financial aid access and more.
By: Monique Holland
Ken Johnson took Best in Show at the 2025 Rock Spring Art Show for his oil painting "The Rockdale School."
