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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Aberdeen, Mississippi, United States (Local)
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
Mayor Corey Glenn stands in front of a picture of a community storm shelter like one the city is pursuing for West Amory through a Community Development Block Grant.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
Monroe County's new veteran services officers, Waylon Powell and Kayla Franks, pose for a picture next to a painting by Janice Warren of Amory. RAY VAN DUSEN/MONROE JOURNAL
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – Monroe County Sheriff Kevin Crook recently invited End It for Good Founder Christina Dent to a discussion with members of his department, which led to pros and cons
By: Ray Van Dusen
EGYPT – From $90 bids for a plate full of fudge to a $600 bid for a 10,000-gallon water tank, an auction during Cedar Creek Volunteer Fire Department’s annual meeting
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – A May 7 swearing-in ceremony marked the beginning of the city’s new administration.
By: Ray Van Dusen Monroe
A squatted Chevy truck rides the strip during a previous Cruisin' Amory. A law will go into effect July 1 banning vehicles with the front fenders raised a certain height above the rear fenders.
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – Aberdeen School District Superintendent Dr. Andrea Pastchal-Smith shared data tracking the kindergarten, third-grade and senior classes during May 6’s school board meeting.
By: Ray Van Dusen
HATLEY – Hatley Attendance Center students got wet and wild last week in celebration of the school’s A rating from the previous school year.
AMORY – Mississippi's state auditor Shad White shared success stories through his office and his personal drive in protecting taxpayer funds during a presentation to the Amory Rotary Club May
By: Ray Van Dusen
ABERDEEN – As with the beginning of any new city administration, appointments were made during May 9’s board of aldermen meeting for key city positions.
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