Rick Millians is an Executive Sports Editor for the Union Recorder, a local newspaper in Milledgeville, Georgia. With a focus on the local community, Rick covers a variety of topics including local businesses, events, and personal stories that highlight the unique charm of Milledgeville.
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Rick Millians' work primarily focuses on local events and community-related topics in Milledgeville, Georgia. He shows a particular interest in covering local businesses, food and beverage, as well as historical and community-oriented themes.
To effectively reach out to Rick for potential coverage or collaboration, consider pitching stories related to upcoming local events, new business openings, human-interest features about notable community members or historical landmarks within Milledgeville. Additionally, providing insights into the unique dining experiences or home-related features specific to the area may also capture his attention.
Given his focus on event coverage at a local level with an emphasis on entertainment news and house & home topics among others; ensure that any outreach aligns closely with these areas of interest.
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I’ve got a Hardie Boys mystery for you.
Rick’s ramblings . . . on local restaurants that have closed . . . and a couple of soul-food restaurants I recommend.
Welch, a star running back at Baldwin High, is now playing football for Deion Sanders (Coach Prime) at the University of Colorado.
W hen the Thursday supper menu rolled around to chicken pot pie again, I knew I had been in the hospital too long.
A few weeks ago, I compiled a list of “Milledgeville’s Greatest Sports Figures.” In talking to people involved in the local sports scene, I came up with a list of more than 20.
Executive Director Louise Sallstrom at the new office for Milledgeville Cares, which is located at 121 Thomas Street SE in Hardwick.
Franklin Council would be playing in the yard when his dad came home from working at the chalk mine in McIntyre.
For 70 years, Raynelle Bloodworth has been making music — playing either the organ or the piano — for Mosleyville Baptist Church.
When Roy Phillips, the owner of Elliott’s Electronics, came home one day and told his wife Kate that he was selling microwaves, she had an immediate reaction:
Al Hatcher was wearing a hard hat as opening day neared for Hatcher Square, Milledgeville's first mall.
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