Andrea Kelley is a reporter for The (Seneca) Journal, focusing on local news in Westminster, South Carolina. With a passion for community journalism, Andrea covers a wide range of topics including local events, crime, human interest stories, and issues affecting the area.
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Andrea's coverage primarily focuses on local news and community events in South Carolina, with a significant emphasis on education-related topics. Given her focus on event coverage and press releases, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, human interest stories within the community, educational initiatives or issues, as well as legal cases that have direct relevance to the area she covers.
Pitches involving personal finance and house & home may not align closely with Andrea’s current areas of focus. However, considering her attention to government announcements and event coverage, she might also be open to pitches related to local government policies or programs impacting residents' daily lives.
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WALHALLA — The School District of Oconee County is discussing how it could more equitably use federal money to help more of its students.
By: Andrea Kelley
CLEMSON — For the 22nd year, the curtain will be opening on Foothills Dance Conservatory's “The Nutcracker.”
EASLEY — A long-debated policy about student cellphone use in schools was approved by School District of Pickens County officials on Thursday, less than a month before the policy is slated to go into effect.
WESTMINSTER — Warm sunshine, a crisp breeze and the sound of heavy equipment met the crowd gathered Friday on Hall Road in Westminster.
By: Andrea Kelley
SENECA — In 2017, Bella Attisso thought she was just gaining weight, but at her husband’s insistence, she went to the doctor. Her doctor told her everything looked normal, but
SENECA — The thought of becoming a foster parent can seem daunting, but one local nonprofit is dedicated to making sure foster parents and children in foster care are loved
WESTMINSTER — An out-of-state contractor's commitment — or lack thereof — to use local companies for a massive construction project in Westminster has been met with some concern from a local contractor.
COLUMBIA — Though the winter holidays are often a season of joy and festivity, for some it can be a time of grief or loneliness.
SENECA — A partnership more than two years in the making between the School District of Oconee County and the city of Seneca finally came to fruition in 2024.
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