Stephen Milligan is a journalist and writer based in Monroe, Georgia. He is a regular contributor to The Walton Tribune and his work has also been featured in The Covington News. Stephen covers a range of topics including local news, education, community events, and sports.
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Stephen Milligan's coverage primarily revolves around local news, including government and politics, human resources and employment, sports, and seasonal topics. If you're looking to reach out to Stephen with a pitch or story idea, consider focusing on local events in the United States, particularly in Georgia or Monroe. Additionally, stories related to education (specifically teacher achievements), community issues such as school performance ratings or parental concerns about student safety might be of interest.
Given the high percentage of announcement-focused articles in his coverage attributes, pitches related to local events like job fairs or community initiatives are likely to resonate with him. Also noteworthy is his focus on seasonal topics; therefore relevant stories tied to specific seasons may pique his interest as well.
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The Walton County School District (WCSD) graduating class of 2024 earned a mean SAT composite score of 1049, surpassing both the state and national averages by 19 points and 54 points, respectively.
By: Stephen Milligan
The Georgia Department of Education recognized two local schools recently as Literacy Leaders for their improvement in reading proficiency.
Early voting is going strong. Votes are pouring in, and more are expected as record tallies are expected in the race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Walnut Grove High School Principal Lindsey Allen was recently named statewide Principal of the Year for 2025 by the Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals. Stephen Milligan | The Tribune
We’ve heard a lot of reasons why someone should vote for one candidate over the other, and vice versa, in this year’s incredibly contentious presidential race.
The Walton County School District saw increases in both dual enrollment numbers and Advanced Placement scores as the system continues to offer opportunities for high school students to earn college credit before graduation.
Catherine Clay couldn’t quite accept that what was happening to her was real at first.
Construction continues apace on the Walton County YMCA as workers push to have it ready by spring for a ready and eager public ready to see it complete.
I am, perhaps, a bit unusual for my love of classicial music, given the general musical tastes of my generation.
Audrey Kimelman said she always wanted to be in education. The Monroe Elementary School receptionist has fit right in at Monroe Elementary School and has been named the Walton County School District Support Person of the Year. Stephen Milligan | The Walton Tribune
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