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Chelsea the Local Wordsmith
Meet Chelsea Brasted, the journalistic powerhouse hailing from none other than the Big Easy itself – New Orleans. With an approachable and down-to-earth style, Chelsea brings a fresh perspective to the world of media.
Chelsea has made her mark in the industry, contributing as a reporter and co-author for reputable outlets such as Axios New Orleans. Her work has been commended for its quality contribution to local reporting and the creation of captivating video content in the New Orleans region.
But wait, there's more! Did you know that Chelsea was once a reporter for the renowned The Times-Picayune? Adding to her accolades, she's also graced Gambit New Orleans episodes as a co-host. Talk about versatility!
But Chelsea isn't just another journalist... she's a proud daughter of New Orleans, who's now making a home there while nurturing her own mini Crescent City citizen. This local connection runs deep, with her captivating audience with her personal insights and thorough understanding of New Orleans culture, events, and personalities.
Journalism is her forte, with a keen focus on news reporting and compelling feature writing about all things New Orleans. So, if you're looking for the inside scoop on the Big Easy – look no further than the pen (or keyboard) of Chelsea Brasted!
- Chelsea Brasted, renowned for her journalism in New Orleans, expands her repertoire to Finance and Business, offering unique insights and analysis on these topics in her articles for Axios New Orleans.
- Unbeknownst to many, Chelsea's journalistic prowess extends beyond News and Features, including coverage of American Football, with her critical analysis on NFL and football games catching the attention of sports enthusiasts in the region.
- Balancing her love for local reporting, Chelsea immerses herself in the world of Business, keeping her audience updated on the economic landscape of the city, offering valuable perspectives that blend her passion for News, Finance, and the local community in the Big Easy.
