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06/19/2026

David A. Kelly, author of the Ballpark Mysteries series of children's books, was interviewed on Talk of Alabama on ABC 3340 the morning of June 18. He shared the storylines behind his two books set at Rickwood Field in Birmingham.

America's oldest professional baseball stadium is the former home of Negro Leagues stars including Willie Mays and Satchel Paige. Learn more about the entire series on the author website: www.Davidakellybooks.com

06/18/2026

Jacqueline Werket, author of "A Grief Postponed: A Nurse Practitioner’s Journey through Delayed Grief," has been invited to present at the "All Things Grief" conference at the St. Paul RiverCentre on August 13, 2026.

Learn more about her work on her author website: https://jacquelinewerket.com/

06/15/2026

RMA Publicity arranged an interview on KSTP's Minnesota Live the morning of June 15 to promote New York Times bestselling author Craig Johnson's Minnnesota book tour.

Johnson came to the Twin Cities for a sold out Minnesota Mystery Night event to be held on June 15 during which he will be in conversation with fellow New York Times bestselling author William Kent Krueger. Minnesota Mystery Night is a live monthly event featuring mystery/thriller authors in conversation.

Johnson is promoting his latest novel. The Brothers McKay is the 22nd book in the Sheriff Walt Longmire series, a modern western classic for which he has written 22 novels, two novellas and multiple short stories.

His Longmire books were adapted for a television series that ran six seasons on A&E and Netflix. The TV series was the highest-rated original drama on A&E, and several of the books in the series have been on the New York Times bestseller list.

06/11/2026

The annual kickoff to summer event at The Waters on Mayowood Senior Living in Rochester, Minnesota, took place on June 10, and three media outlets covered the celebration.

KAAL TV and KTTC TV aired stories, and the Rocheter Post Bulletin newspaper published a photo essay of residents celebrating summer with an outdoor concert and a cone from Mrs. Patty’s Sweet Treats ice cream truck.

KTTC TV: https://www.kttc.com/2026/06/10/waters-mayowood-residents-enjoy-summertime-sweet-treats/

KAAL TV: https://www.kaaltv.com/news/the-waters-on-mayowood-celebrates-summer-with-treats-and-a-beatles-tribute/

Post Bulletin: https://1drv.ms/b/c/fc2c743ac33c492b/IQBiV4O4li4kRLuxAE0CuPI_AeYbwBZSozBhsjTO8yBn904?e=GSBvko

Residents were able to enjoy a sweet treat to cool down outside Wednesday afternoon with a stop from Mrs. Patty’s Sweet Treats ice cream truck.

06/04/2026

The public launch event for University of Minnesota Associate Professor Amy O'Connor's The Mine Next Door: Turning Points in Corporate Social Responsibility Communicative Practice takes place this week.

The event will be held on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at the Minnesota Discovery Center in Chisolm, Minnesota. The book peels back the veneer of corporate public relations to expose the jagged edges that define the boundaries of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Minnesota’s Iron Range. With five years of ethnographic and archival research, O’Connor was able to interview over 70 people, including miners, retired miners, community members, elected officials, and representatives from Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.

A story about the book aired on Duluth, Minnesota, television station WDIO's This Week in Mining on June 1. The Mesabi Tribune published a story on June 4 and another article is pending in the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

https://www.wdio.com/mining-news/new-book-about-mining-focuses-on-relationship-between-communities-and-corporations/

https://www.mesabitribune.com/news/new-book-explores-mining-community-relationships-on-iron-range/article_22406271-8fcb-4872-961d-9ae3810b33ea.html

A new book outlines more about the connectedness between mining companies and the communities they operate in.

06/02/2026

If you are an author interested in securing a table at the Twin Cities Book Festival on Saturday, November 7, 2026, the organization is now accepting applications.

Here is a link to a place on the website where you can access the application:

Participate EXHIBITPRESENTSPONSORVOLUNTEERExhibit We welcome publishers, literary magazines, arts organizations, book artists, authors, and more to connect with thousands of Twin Cities book lovers by exhibiting at the TCBF book fair! ... Read More

05/23/2026

Prom season is here, but high school students aren’t the only ones getting all dressed up for the occasion. Residents of Arietta Sarasota Senior Living held an Under the Sea-themed prom of their own the evening of May 22.

Residents got all dressed up for the occasion and danced the night away. Two media outlets covered the event. WFLA-TV Tampa (https://youtu.be/BXYAZhY2-aw?si=4a8ICwS-im-Rgp9t) aired a short video, and the Sarasota Observer newspaper published a story on the front page of the May 28 issue.
(https://yourobserver.pressreader.com/sarasota-siesta-key-observer/20260528)

05/23/2026

Seniors who live at The Waters of Plymouth Senior Living held a senior prom of their own the afternoon of May 21.

Here you see the dance's Prom King and Queen enjoying a dance together to slow music. As residents were dancing the afternoon away, the community's Active Life Manager and one of the other prom goers did an interview on Fox 9's All Day, sharing their excitement.

Later that evening, WCCO TV's story about the dance aired on the 10 p.m. news.

FOX 9: https://youtu.be/4jxNtjGDCc0?si=ciH1BqTdEG7dKu7M

WCCO TV: https://youtu.be/bLbMENIvNHE?si=OqxJ9PeTKOSUwJtl

Seniors who live at The Waters of Plymouth Senior Living attended a senior prom at the community on May 21, 2026. WCCO TV covered the event.

05/15/2026

May is Mental Health Month and National Trauma Awareness Month. Both tie-in strongly to Sarah Dechamps's extraordinary story of navigating Caregiver PTSD.

Shortly after her daughter, Lily, was born, the infant was whisked into surgery to be treated for a rare disease. What Sarah didn't know at the time was that it would be the first of many surgeries her daughter would have to endure, and that she and her family would eventually come to be diagnosed with PTSD.

With Lily's permission, Sarah recently released a second memoir about her family's ordeal. She shared the story told in the book, "I Couldn't Tell You: The True Story of a Mother and Daughter's Journey to Overcome Their Mental Health Demons," on FOX 9 Good Day in Minneapolis the morning of May 13.

https://youtu.be/3L8V6DWp7XI




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Sarah Deschamps, author, "I Couldn't Tell You," shares her story about Caregiver PTSD on FOX 9 Good Day in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on May 13, 2026.

05/07/2026

May is Mental Health Month and recent C.D.C. data shows depression rates have risen nearly 60 percent over the past decade. At the same time, almost half of Americans report entering 2026 more stressed than the year prior.

What’s missing from the conversation is this: many of the people struggling don’t look like it. They’re high-performing, successful and respected, and like Ian Freeman of South Florida was... silently unraveling.

Freeman shared his story of quiet collapse and recovery, as told in his memoir, "Life Beneath the Suit," on CBS Miami the morning of May 6.

May is Mental Health Month and recent C.D.C. data shows depression rates have risen nearly 60 percent over the past decade. At the same time, almost half of Americans report entering 2026 more stressed than the year prior.

What’s missing from the conversation is this: many of the people struggling don’t look like it. They’re high-performing, successful and respected, and like Ian Freeman of South Florida was... silently unraveling.

Freeman shared his story of quiet collapse and recovery, as told in his memoir, "Life Beneath the Suit," on CBS Miami the morning of May 6.

https://youtu.be/Zf95yeuGJlQ?si=irIoeWxt8WJPFTsq
https://ianimpacts.com/
https://ianimpacts.com/