Kenadie Mlujeak
Newsroom InternContact Kenadie Mlujeak:
📧 mluje1km@cmich.edu 📞 989-774-3105
Kenadie Mlujeak is a newsroom intern at WCMU.
She is a junior at Central Michigan University studying journalism with a minor in sports communication. Originally from Saginaw, she obtained an associate degree in journalism and integrated media. After graduation, she hopes to become a sports reporter, especially in the professional football realm.
Outside of journalism, she is the current Miss Saginaw County 2027 and founder of “Literacy for Life,” a service initiative dedicated to providing children with equitable access to literacy resources.
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The $250,000 grant will be used to increase production capacity and purchase new equipment. -
Mount Pleasant and Grand Traverse County have opened applications to nonprofit groups with opioid prevention programs. -
The sea lamprey population decreased by 25% in the Great Lakes this year, according to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission. -
This marks the seventh case of bovine tuberculosis in Michigan in 2026. -
Camp Newaygo is reopening the Wetland Trail to the public as well as a new environmental center this Thursday. -
Ferris State University and North Central Michigan College are collaborating to create a new pathway for transfer students studying pharmacy or optometry. -
The Sugar Loaf Scenic Area in Leelanau County will open to the public on Friday, Oct. 9. -
The updated methods will allow researchers to determine the sex of sturgeon more efficiently. -
Little Traverse Conservancy has obtained The Hundred Acre Wood after support from over 100 community donors. -
State data shows that bovine tuberculosis cases have been typically found in Iosco County.
