Conley Grayson is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina. With a focus on local news, Conley's work has been featured in WCIV and WNYO-TV. They cover a range of topics including local politics, community events, environmental issues, and social justice.
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Charleston, South Carolina, United States (Local)
Conley Grayson's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly crime and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to Conley, consider offering insights related to evolving stories in local crime or legal matters within South Carolina, especially those concerning the education system and school boards.
Additionally, given the significant coverage of family and relationships topics, personal narratives or expert commentary on how these issues intersect with legal policies may also be of interest to Conley.
It's important to note that her geographic focus lies specifically within South Carolina and Charleston. Therefore, pitches should cater directly to this area for a higher chance of engagement.
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Former Charleston County Sheriff's Office Lt. Alan Ali is no longer on the ballot in the race for Charleston County Sheriff.
Nearly a year ago, historical artifacts were collected from the building that once housed the Charleston Chronicle.
By: Conley Grayson
The Goose Fire Department has reignited the drive to become a firefighter.
By: Conley Grayson
A judge has sided with the South Carolina Democratic Party in their decision not to certify Alan Ali.
CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — A boat with 8 occupants ran aground near Folly Beach Saturday, Director of Public Safety for Folly Beach Andrew Gilreath said.
A North Charleston Police Department spokesman says they recieved reports of shots fired at Slam Fest 2024at North Charleston High School.
Brent Norman has spent his whole life near the ocean.
Impossible to eliminate, the Lowcountry must learn how to coexist with coyotes.
By: Conley Grayson
From texting to textbooks, a provision in the 2025 state budget is calling for no cell phones in the classroom this upcoming school year.
By: Conley Grayson
Guns getting stolen out of cars is a problem the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office says is completely preventable.
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