Stephanie McGeary
ReporterRaised in Arcata, Stephanie McGeary has lived in Humboldt County for most of her life and is proud to share stories about this weird and beautiful place that she calls home.
After leaving Humboldt when she was 18, Stephanie spent a good amount of time in the Bay Area, where she received certificates in Live Sound Engineering and Studio Recording from CCSF. After returning to the homeland to study at Cal Poly Humboldt, Stephanie graduated in 2018 with a BA in Journalism with a Music minor. She has spent the past six years reporting on Humboldt news, including politics, homelessness, community development, arts, culture and more.
When she isn’t busy reporting or being a mom, Stephanie likes to spend her time supporting local theater, music and performance art by attending, volunteering for, and even occasionally performing in local productions. She also sleeps sometimes.
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With the general election fast approaching, we’re spending the next few episodes getting to know the candidates running for Arcata City Council. We’re joined today by Councilmember Stacy Atkins Salazar, who is hoping to be reelected for a second term. -
With Mad River Hospital's Birthing Center closing in early October, and Providence St. Joseph Hospital planning to absorb the additional births, KHSU spoke with Michelle Harrison, director of nursing for the Childbirth Center at St Joe's, and Sarah Park, chief nursing officer for Providence in Humboldt County, to discuss what steps are being taken to meet the community's needs.
