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Interviewing the late Ruby Dee

Here is the story I wrote for The Associated Press in Jackson, Miss.

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EXCLUSIVE: United States’ First African American Barber College Chain's Building Faces Demolition in Tyler, Texas

Reporter's Notebook: Discovering Delectable Butter Cake While Profiling Athens for Texas Highways Magazine

Women's History Month 2023 Salute: Texas Highways Magazine

Reporter's Notebook: Abilene's Ross Blasingame and Texas Highways Magazine
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Reporter's Notebook: Covering the Alamo’s Historic Reveal for Texas Highways Magazine
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Texas Highways' Web Story: 'Men of Change'

“Delta Epiphany Spotlights Robert F. Kennedy’s Enduring Social Change Legacy” (Online Audio Documentary)

In Dallas, an exhibition of iconic civil rights photographs showing through Memorial Day 2021

EXCLUSIVE: 53 years after attending Dr. King's funeral at the behest of Ann Arbor, Michigan officials, meet the Black man who was president ... (Online Audio Documentary)

Edward Welch Jr., Ph.D., attended Dr. Martin L. King Jr.'s funeral when he was 17 as a youthful representative of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Even though Welch was president of the NAACP Youth Council in Ann Arbor and was invited to attend Dr. King's funeral by then-Mayor Wendell Hulcher, his name was not included in newspaper coverage of the Michigan delegation's 1968 trip to Atlanta, Georgia. Photo courtesy of Edward Welch Jr., Ph.D.

Texas Highways magazine Jan. 2021

Texas Highways
magazine Dec. 2020

Texas Highways magazine
Oct. 2019

Texas Highways magazine
March 2019

**Fact-checking for Texas Highways magazine December 2019
My Hometown: Bay City, agricultural town on the Bay Prairie
Fact-checking for Texas Highways magazine July 2019
Spend the Night in One of These 4 Converted Train Cars**

Other Magazine Stories
For Public Relations Tactics magazine

For Black Voices Quarterly:
Heeding the call as prolific producers of Black clergy

Award-winning Op-ed for Memphis Flyer
For The Memphis Flyer--Tribute to Rosmari Pleasure (Winner of the 1999 Memphis PRSA VOX Award for Editorial | Column Writing)

Radio Journalism

Interviewing Memphis Mayor Richard Hackett about the Ramses the Great exhibition.

One-Woman Newsroom

Regina was the news director at WGKX-KIX 106 FM in Memphis and provided internship opportunities for Memphis-area high school and college students.

More Work Samples

Associated Press Radio Reports
AP Mississippi Report
AP Dallas Report

Radio Newscast Air Check
Radio Newscast

Advertorial
Centennial Medical
Center Insert

Print Journalism

Associated Press Stories
AP story in the Los Angeles
Times-- SMU's civil rights
pilgrimage

AP story in The Washington Post: Mississippi town
gets aid from church groups

AP story in the Enterprise Journal--Veterans chronicle WWII memories

AP story--Oxford Conference
for the Book honors
Zora Neale Hurston

The Dallas Morning News Story
Profile for The Dallas Morning News of the late Rev. Lloyd Facen

October 2019 Blog Post
22-Year Dallas Breast Cancer Survivor’s Triumphant Story

Stories for
Community Impact
Craig Ranch in the sweet spot for area development

Breaking the homelessness cycle across Collin County

Audio Voice Overs
RE/MAX-ADVANTAGE (MsListing)

Audio Report--
Hispanic marketing and the 2010 Census

Print/Content Marketing/PR
Black Memphis readies for Tyson-Lewis fight

Imperial Tombs of China Marketing Flyer

News Release -- Imperial Tombs of China

Highland Park Cafeteria Celebrates Easter with
New Head Chef

Link to Lakewood/East Dallas Advocate's Restaurant Roundup

Press Release for Warren Ave. Christian Church:
South Dallas Church to
Install First Woman
Senior Pastor, 142 Years Later

Press Release for Texas Medical Association: Vitamins, Exercise Play Important
Role in Eye Health

Award-winning Multimedia Editor and Journalist at Work

Regina at work at The Associated Press in Dallas, Texas, December 2009.

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