Rachel Rademacher is a Lifestyle Reporter for 910 Media Group. With a background in broadcasting from Central Michigan University, Rachel covers a variety of topics including local events, community initiatives, human interest stories, and wellness. Her work has also been featured on WILX-TV.
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Traverse City, United States (Local)
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Rachel Rademacher's articles focus on local events, seasonal activities, and community initiatives. Her coverage often includes pieces related to house & home, food & beverage, family & relationships as well as a wide range of topics from wellness and animal shelters to small businesses and Christmas traditions.
Given her extensive event coverage and emphasis on local stories, Rachel may be open to pitches about unique or offbeat events in the areas she covers. She might also be interested in human-interest stories that celebrate community involvement or highlight inspiring individuals making a difference.
If reaching out with a pitch for an article feature or promotion about seasonal events like Christmas traditions or winter activities as well as fundraisers supporting local causes would likely resonate with her readership.
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By: Rachel Rademacher, Jeremy Erickson
Celebrating 20 years of good nights’ sleep at Harbor Springs Mattress Co.
By: Rachel Rademacher, Jeremy Erickson
Seniors get spooky at the Curry House assisted living community Halloween Party
By: Rachel Rademacher, Megan Huiskens
Experience some fall relaxation with Rachel and Megan at Spa Grand Traverse
By: Rachel Rademacher
Check out the free Tennis and Pickleball Open House at Grand Traverse Resort & Spa
Veterans Day is a celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good, and one Northern Michigan veteran is incredibly proud to have served her country.
By: Jeremy Erickson, Rachel Rademacher
Attend a self-defense class in Traverse City held by women, for women
By: Rachel Rademacher, Jacob Johnson
Guardstrong uses strength techniques to inspire change in communities
By: Rachel Rademacher, Jeremy Erickson
Rainbow of Hope Farm is a nonprofit for developmentally disabled adults started by Eileen and Bill Wooer after they struggled to find a place for their son, Dean, because he preferred to live in a rural environment.
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