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De'Vante Martin
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Journalist and Managing Editor, The Gramblinite
Grambling
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Biography
My name is De'Vante Martin, a journalist and digital content producer at KNOE 8 News in Monroe, Louisiana. I graduated from Grambling State University majoring in Mass Communication, with a concentration of sports journalism. I also minored in Business Management. I have experience in newspaper journalism, digital journalism, broadcast journalism, and radio. I currently serve in the Army Reserve as a Culinary Specialist. Some of few accomplishments include: Best Sports Column (Louisiana Press Association), 2nd Place Best Regular Column (LPA), Valedictorian (High School).
New Breaking News , Sports
Gossip and Religion
Content
West Monroe-West Ouachita Chamber of Commerce reveals first “buddy bench” at Claiborne Elementary School
By De'Vante Martin Verified| KNOE-TV (Monroe, LA) Verified MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The West Monroe-West Ouachita Chamber of Commerce put their first “buddy bench” in place Tuesday afternoon at Claiborne Elementary School in West Monroe. Officials with the chamber said it is meant to help kids that feel lonely. “All we need is a friend and you never know what positive impact you can make on someone’s life,” project manager Ashley Dowling said.
By De'Vante Martin Verified| KNOE-TV (Monroe, LA) Verified MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Christmas Lights at Kiroli Park kicked off the monthlong display Friday night. The display will be open every Thursday through Sunday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. through Christmas day. Ouachita Parish resident and downtown West Monroe worker Hampton Roane called Christmas the “perfect” time for parents in the area to bring their children out.
By De'Vante Martin Verified, Rylee Kramer Verified| KSLA-TV (Shreveport, LA) Verified MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Saturday morning Dominique McKane walked across the stage to receive her undergraduate degree from Louisiana Tech University after being victim of a stabbing incident on Monday. McKane suffered multiple stab wounds, a fractured vertebra, and a collapsed lung from the attack. Through it all, she still put on her cap and gown walked across the stage during commencement. McKane told KNOE in a statement, “It was so great. I was so thankful for all of the accommodations made for me.”
Company Info
The Gramblinite