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Marilyn Isaminger

Marilyn Isaminger

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Editor, HerLife Central Valley

Columbia, Overland Park

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Event coverage, Investigative reporting, Localization of national news, Health and safety

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I'm always open to ideas

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Seniority Positions

Industries

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 66

  • Should I Stay or Should I Go?

    By Marilyn Isaminger| HerLife Central Valley Verified “Is it time to leave my current position? Is this even the right career for me?” Sharon wondered. “There’s no opportunity for work-life balance within this culture and my mental and emotional health are suffering. After 15 years with this organization, it may be time for me to resign, but I’ve never even done that before.

    By Marilyn Isaminger · HerLife Central Valley

    Jan. 31, 2025

  • Rachel&Jake Horner: Tied the Knot April 20, 2024

    By Marilyn Isaminger| HerLife Central Valley Verified Rachel Carder, 27, and Jacob Horner, 29, met as kids growing up in Shawnee, Kansas. They were high school sweethearts at Shawnee Mission Northwest High School, then parted ways to attend college. Jake attended Washburn University where he played football and double-majored in Marketing and Finance. Rachel attended the University of Kansas where she majored in Journalism and Mass Communications. They both graduated college in December of 2018 and rekindled their relationship a year later.

    By Marilyn Isaminger · HerLife Central Valley

    Dec. 01, 2024

  • Should I Stay or Should I Go?

    By Marilyn Isaminger| HerLife Central Valley Verified “Is it time to leave my current position? Is this even the right career for me?” Sharon wondered. “There’s no opportunity for work-life balance within this culture and my mental and emotional health are suffering. After 15 years with this organization, it may be time for me to resign, but I’ve never even done that before.

    By Marilyn Isaminger · HerLife Central Valley

    Jan. 31, 2025

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Company Info

HerLife Central Valley

Overland Park, Kansas, United States

'+1 913-402-6994