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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To say that no one likes taxes is to threaten to be obvious, but this truism nevertheless drives a lot of political discussions.
A late Sunday afternoon rally show local and area residents turn out to promote what was termed ‘sensible gun control’ after the September shooting at Apalachee High School. The event was held on the historic Walton County Courthouse lawn just across from Congressman Mike Collins’ office on Court Street. Stephen Milligan photo | The Walton Tribune
By: Stephen Milligan
Seth Cox has a pickup truck load of supplies bound for North Carolina.
Gov. Brian Kemp dropped by Thursday night for Walton County’s GOP Barbecue and received a hero’s welcome as he encouraged local voters to get out and vote in November’s election.
Lance Young, chief human resources officer for the Walton County School District, spoke Thursday to the Walton County Chamber of Commerce about recent legal changes in various labor laws that might affect local employers at the chamber’s monthly membership luncheon.
Joe Buffaloe has made it a tradition to hold a concert on his birthday every half decade.
By: Brett Fowler
A week out from their season finale against region rival Bethlehem Christian, George Walton Academy might have been liable to overlook Friday night’s opponent.
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.
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