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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CLEMSON — Clemson City Council voted to censure one of its own at its meeting on Monday.
Each Wednesday, I plan to share a little bit more about myself — my thoughts, musings and whatever else comes to mind as I type away.
WALHALLA — Oconee County Council unanimously approved on Tuesday an amendment to the county's code of ordinances affecting certain powers the county has in emergency situations.
SENECA — Christmas is quickly approaching and the deadline to help local children have the Christmas morning they deserve is approaching even quicker.
WESTMINSTER — A local industry announced Monday it'll be expanding its Oconee County footprint with a multi-million-dollar investment, according to officials.
After doing my usual Tuesday afternoon stroll through the newsroom and asking, “Hey, what should my column be about?” one idea has stuck with me through the actual carrying out of my duties as the paper's newest column writer: Christmas decorations.
WALHALLA — A rare chromosomal condition that comes with a list of complications, including chronic kidney disease, has a young boy in Walhalla in need of a kidney transplant.
SENECA — More than 60 pickleball players were at South Cove County Park in late October, each playing in a tournament that raised money to support a pair of connected addiction recovery programs in the Walhalla area.
Today feels like the perfect day to share one of my favorite quotes — one that rings true through both the good times and bad:
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