Caleb Gilbert is a journalist for The Journal, based in Seneca, South Carolina. With a focus on local news, Caleb covers a range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and development projects. His reporting aims to provide the residents of Seneca with up-to-date and relevant information about their community.
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Caleb Gilbert's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, business updates, sports, and crime in the Seneca area of South Carolina. He often reports on local events and government announcements related to various aspects of community life.
For outreach to Caleb, consider providing newsworthy updates about local businesses or developments in the Seneca area. If you have information about upcoming community events or significant changes within the region that align with his coverage focus, it may be worth pitching these stories to him.
Given his emphasis on sports and house & home themes as well as a notable percentage of event coverage attributes, consider tailoring your pitches toward sporting events or local construction projects and real estate developments. Additionally, if there are any relevant criminal investigations or legal initiatives occurring locally that could be newsworthy for the Seneca audience specifically.
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SENECA — Wednesday marked a monumental day for city of Seneca staff, its residents and most importantly — the Seneca Police Department.
WESTMINSTER — Westminster has taken another step toward the construction of its new recreation complex off Hall Road.
By: Caleb Gilbert
WESTMINSTER — The city of Westminster officially broke ground on an expansion and much-needed renovations to a city park.
By: Caleb Gilbert
CLEMSON — Social media accounts presumably run by the city of Clemson’s former planning director have refuted claims Clemson City Councilman Bob Brookover made to a Greenville-based newspaper.
CLEMSON — Misinformation and falsehoods often begin to ramp up once election time ticks closer and closer, but this year has been a bit atypical — particularly within the confines of an 18,000-populated college town.
CLEMSON — Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre will retain his seat after he defeated challenger Councilwoman Catherine Watt, garnering nearly 59 percent of the votes, according to unofficial results on Tuesday.
CLEMSON — The city of Clemson has filed motions to strike and/or dismiss, as well an answer to the accusations made in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit brought against the city by two of its residents.
By: Caleb Gilbert
SENECA — The Christmas for Kids (CFK) program is already hard at work, going through applications for local families who need help to make Christmas special for their children —
WALHALLA — After a discussion on salaries for Oconee County Council members, council doesn't appear to be taking those discussions any further.
SENECA — It's official — all signs indicate Target is on its way to Sandifer Boulevard west of the city limits of Seneca.
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