Barbara Ball is a journalist at various publications including the Arizona Daily Star, Lexington County Chronicle, and The Independent Voice of Blythewood & Fairfield County. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on sports—both individual and team—as well as the construction industry, regional interests, and world news, particularly in LATAM. Barbara's work has been featured in multiple outlets, showcasing her expertise in competitive sports and events.
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Barbara Ball's coverage largely focuses on local community events, government announcements, and issues specific to Fairfield County. She frequently covers seasonal events, government news, and local sports. Therefore, she may be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming community events in Winnsboro or developments within the Fairfield County government.
For those looking to reach out to Barbara for event coverage or seasonal stories, consider providing unique angles or human interest aspects that could make a story more appealing to her readership.
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By: Barbara Ball
BLYTHEWOOD – For Blythewood's Joyce Hill, success has never been measured only by trophies or titles. Whether serving on nonprofit boards, supporting mental health initiatives, mentoring young bridge players or competing at the highest levels of the game, Hill has built a reputation for giving back to others.
By: Barbara Ball
WINNSBORO – More than a hundred board members, educators, and parents turned out for family night to kick off the new academic year at Midlands STEM Charter School.
WINNSBORO – More than 100 participants lit up the streets of Historic Downtown Winnsboro on Friday, July 24, for Fairfield County Parks & Recreation's inaugural “Color Me Fit” Glow Walk/Run.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY – In early July, Fairfield County Council on Aging celebrated the retirement of Finance Director Susan Douglas.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY – Paramedic Bratton Arnette, second from left, retired July 23 after 25 years of service to Fairfield County.
By: Barbara Ball
BLYTHEWOOD – More than a quarter-century after donating his signature ponytail to a worthy cause, Fred Jahnke has done it again.
By: Barbara Ball
BLYTHEWOOD — Kameron Haynie, a senior at Westwood High School, has been selected to represent South Carolina on the national Youth Leadership Council (YLC).
By: Barbara Ball
WINNSBORO — After nearly three decades of service to Fairfield County's senior population, Angi Connor-Brewer, the longtime director of the Fairfield County Council on Aging (FCCOA), officially retired on Aug. 4.
By: Barbara Ball
WINNSBORO – The Winnsboro Town Council voted Tuesday night to pass first reading of an ordinance to rezone approximately 602.3 acres along Highway 34 from R-1 (Single-Family Residential) to PDD (Planned Development District) for a 1,650-home subdivision named The Parks at Fairfield.
By: Barbara Ball
BLYTHEWOOD – Richland County Council Vice Chair Derrek Pugh, who represents portions of Blythewood, was hired by Scout Motors in June as the company's South Carolina Senior Community Engagement Specialist, a high-profile position that will serve as the automaker's primary liaison with communities across the state.
