Nicole Tuttle is a journalist based in Macomb, Michigan. She writes for Voice News and The Macomb Daily, covering local news and events in the Macomb area. Her articles focus on a wide range of topics, including community initiatives, government meetings, cultural events, and human interest stories.
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St. Clair, United States (Local)
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Nicole Tuttle's coverage focuses on local community events, city council meetings, and volunteer work. Given her focus on family & relationships, culture & society, and entertainment news within a local context like Michigan's Macomb area, she would likely be interested in pitches related to heartwarming human interest stories or highlights of local initiatives that deeply involve the community.
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Money granted assists five St. Clair County groups
Trinity Lutheran Church in Richmond is preparing to host its fourth annual Living Nativity event on Dec. 15. Pictured are participants in the 2023 Living Nativity. (Courtesy of Trinity Lutheran Church)
A local high school student is collecting personal needs items for Turning Point.
Abby McCord and Grace Martin, who will portray Tootles and Peter Pan, rehearse for Armada High School’s upcoming production of “Peter Pan and Wendy.” (Courtesy of Lia DiFonzo)
Funds help pantries contend with rising costs, needs
The new year could potentially bring a new no-increase millage proposal to the ballot in the Richmond Community Schools district.
Rides offered to those within a 5-mile radius First United Church of Christ in Richmond will host a free Christmas Day dinner for the community from 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
The money granted to the coalition will be used for the professional production of a short film intended to raise youth substance use awareness among the parents of elementary school students, and …
The Richmond Area Historical and Genealogical Society is selling tickets for its historic tea fundraiser. Pictured here at a prior tea are Linda Missana, Heather Hyslop, Pam Petipren and Mary Ellen Shepherd-Logan in the back row, and Donna Cornell, Cristine Kelly, Georgia Benoit and Paulette Butlin in front. (Courtesy of Laura Battaglini-Smith)
St. Clair’s Icy Bazaar is heating up the city with an ice festival this January, with events from a speed ice carving contest to fireworks.
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