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Ray Van Dusen Monroe's reporting primarily focuses on local events, government, elections, and community development in Amory, Mississippi. His coverage often includes seasonal events and education-related topics. If you are reaching out to him with a pitch, consider providing insights related to local government initiatives or election cycles in the area. Additionally, pitches featuring stories about community events or developments within the city of Amory would likely align well with his coverage preferences.
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By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Henley Edwards reads "Pete the Cat" to James Edwards at the MS Lift Resource & Referral Network, which opened a location in downtown Amory in June. The program, which is through the Mississippi State University Extension Service, offers early learning resources for children and parents.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
An AI-generated image shows what the Cotton House event center could look like after completion. Nettleton Main Street is pursuing a $500,000 grant to convert the historic home and former hotel dating back to the 1800s into an event venue.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
ABERDEEN – A reversal is underway regarding redistricting completed last year for Mississippi legislative seats. Circuit clerk Dana Sloan requested board of supervisor approval Aug. 3 to unredistrict the Mississippi House of Representatives maps for the county following a recent court order.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Sheriff Kevin Crook addresses a recent incident of criminal allegations being made through social media before being reported to law enforcement. He stresses the need for people to report crimes to law enforcement agencies in order to not compromise a case.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
BY RAY VAN DUSEN Monroe Journal AMORY – Third-grade math and English Language Arts students competed for who could raise the most money for charity through the three-week outreach.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Monroe County's tax sale will be Aug. 31, and the deadline is approaching for property owners to pay delinquent taxes to avoid the risk of sale.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Monroe County Solid Waste Department driver Max Rafter opens the gate on the knucklboom truck at the landfill, which is steadily going through improvements.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
AMORY – The Junior Auxiliary of Amory is inviting male fourth- through 12th-graders from the Amory and Monroe County school districts to participate in an upcoming empowerment event featuring several local speakers, who will share advice for a range of life skills.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
ABERDEEN – A topic regarding an outstanding bill for a school resource officer contract that has been brought up on and off during the past few months is in the process of being resolved.
By: Ray Van Dusen
AMORY – The potential of livestreaming meetings, adoption of the Fiscal Year ‘26-’27 budget and a transfer and release policy were talking points of Aug. 11’s Monroe County School Board
