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.
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COLUMBIA — In recognition of Alzheimer's Awareness Month in November, the S.C. Department of Public Health (DPH) is reminding residents about the important health connection between their heart and brain.
SENECA — Two years to the day after the city of Seneca requested the use of the former Seneca Middle School, the building on West South 4th Street is officially in new hands.
SENECA — Walking into the main gallery at Blue Ridge Arts Center is akin to stepping into a New York City art gallery — striking black and white paintings hang nearly floor to ceiling, with eye-catching portraits of animals in motion providing dramatic contrast.
WESTMINSTER — The cafeteria at West-Oak Middle School was filled with students, but without their usual lively chatter.
WESTMINSTER — After some discussion on cost and precedent, the Pioneer Rural Water District Board of Directors has voted to move forward with providing infrastructure for a new development.
SENECA — Stepping off of Ram Cat Alley in Seneca and into Drizzle on the Alley is like being transported into a different world. Vats of olive oil and balsamic vinegar line the walls of the quiet, sunny shop, while the shelves are stocked with soup and dip mixes made in Italy.
EASLEY — One of four potential partners for a tax increment financing (TIF) district has chosen to file an objection to the plan.
EASLEY — A policy that would prohibit students from using cellphones during the school day received some backlash during the School District of Pickens County's Board of Trustees meeting on Monday.
WESTMINSTER — A group of Oconee County's best and brightest gathered on Wednesday to celebrate their achievements — and to receive advice from those who have been in their shoes.
GREER — The Piedmont Municipal Power Agency won't see substantial increases in its 2025 budget.
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