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Emma Ledbetter

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Pullman, Reykjavik, Seattle
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@WSUPullman microbiology alum. (Science) journalist and passionate about #STEMwriting. Here for the #SciComm Tweets. Views my own.

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I am a responsible, goal-oriented writer and editor known for coaching student journalists, leading teams with a strong vision, and communicating science to technical and lay audiences. I have a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from Washington State University and love blending science and journalism.

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Regional Christian radio stations strive to build community among listeners

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By Emma Ledbetter
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Nationwide, 1 in 4 radio stations has a religious focus, with a majority of these being Christian stations, according to a recent Pew Research Center report. Christian radio broadcasters in Washington view their work as ministering to an unchurched mission field, reaching listeners in the statistically more secular Pacific Northwest. For Darin Patzer, general manager of Shine 104.9 in Spokane, that mission is both professional and personal.
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Christian radio stations strive to build community among listeners

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By Emma Ledbetter
| FāVS News
Reading Time: 2 minutes By Emma Ledbetter | FāVS News Reporter One in four radio stations nationwide has a religious focus, with a majority of these being Christian stations, according to a recent Pew Research Center report. Christian radio broadcasters in Washington view their work as ministering to an unchurched mission field, reaching listeners in the statistically more secular Pacific Northwest.
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A Methow Valley church is becoming a wildfire refuge – powered by the sun

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By Emma Ledbetter
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Methow Valley United Methodist Church unveiled a solar array and battery storage system in November that will power its facility during outages and provide clean air during wildfires. The church is also set to install an electric vehicle charger later this spring, allowing community members with EVs to evacuate the Methow Valley, even when the power grid is down.
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