Ray Van Dusen is a journalist based in Northeast Mississippi, writing for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. With a focus on local news, Ray covers a range of topics including community events, government activities, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Ray Van Dusen's coverage focuses heavily on local events, government, and community-related topics in Northeast Mississippi. He frequently covers news related to local government, elections, natural disasters, community events, law enforcement activities, education issues and healthcare.
To effectively reach out to Ray with potential stories or sources for interviews or commentary focus on local news relevant to Northeast Mississippi such as updates from the public sector (e.g., government decisions), insights into community organizations and their impact on the region's residents. Stories involving human interest angles could also be of interest given his event-focused reporting style.
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By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Engineer Stanley Spradling talks about an American Rescue Plan Act-funded project to improve the Aberdeen Water Department's system, particularly in rural areas. Also pictured are District 4 Supervisor Fulton Ware and deputy Willie Lockett.
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – During Dec. 3’s board of aldermen meeting, Aberdeen Fire Chief Norris James pitched an idea to seek grant writing services through JMCM Consulting for needs of the department.
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – A local Christmas mainstay is commemorating a milestone this year through a free screening of “The Polar Express” Dec. 19 at the Elkin Theatre.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
During a house blessing last week, James Rainey expresses his appreciation to Mennonite Disaster Services for its help in renovating his home. Nabors Home Center also assisted in meeting supply needs. RAY VAN DUSEN/MONROE JOURNAL
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Al Wise, Don Waldon and Rick Saucier unveil the Mixing the Waters historical marker commemorating the joining of the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers on Dec. 12, 1984. The marker is located near the Monroe County Government Complex in Amory. All three men, who formerly held positions with the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authority and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, were present the day the plug was pulled to join the two rivers. RAY VAN DUSEN/MONROE JOURNAL
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Luke Johnson and Sherrie Jones of Columbus' infusion center accept a check from members of the Hamilton High School Key Club. The club raised funds through donations and T-shirt sales to benefit the center. RAY VAN DUSEN/MONROE JOURNAL
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AMORY – Testimonies of a higher power helping women overcome addiction mixed with appreciation of support for the ministry through Friends of God Recovery Center’s Annual Christmas Banquet Dec. 5
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Jennifer Cummings, who was responsible for the Mississippi First District Circuit Court's design and implementation of the intervention court, along with the establishment of veterans court and mental health court, speaks during a recent Amory Rotary Club meeting.
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Aberdeen Visitors Bureau Director Tina Robbins speaks to the Magnolia Group during its October meeting about local events and tourism efforts. RAY VAN DUSEN/MONROE JOURNAL
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