A U.S. soldier is using his rap music to bring positive change and inspiration to Las Vegas youth.
Renee Summerour
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Email: rsummerour@reviewjournal.com
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Renee Summerour has worked in radio stations and newsrooms across the Pacific Southwest for the last ten years. Born in Trenton, New Jersey she moved to San Diego at the age of five where she developed her passion for helping others and informing her community. Before moving to Las Vegas, Renee was a multimedia journalist, anchor and producer at KWKT in Waco, Texas and KYMA Yuma, Ariz. She also filled just about every role in the broadcasting field while living in San Diego. Renee provides in-depth stories, interviews and breaking news coverage on all RJ digital media platforms.
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