Greg Wilson is a Managing Editor with a focus on local news in the United States. He has written for various publications, including the Anderson Observer Publisher, San Mateo Daily Journal, and Yahoo Sports. Greg's articles cover a wide range of topics, including book reviews, local events, sports, and political analysis.
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Greg Wilson's coverage is mainly focused on local events, sports, and entertainment news. He seems to be interested in local sports events, community activities, and political developments at a city or county level. If you have news related to local sports achievements such as tournament wins or exceptional individual performances, charitable events in the region, or updates on city-wide initiatives and policies including infrastructure projects and political campaigns within the United States, it would likely align with his coverage preferences.
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By: Greg Wilson
Anderson Observer Editorial Board In 1968, George Wallace received almost 10 million votes in the United States presidential election, taking
A South Carolina Board of Education subcommittee voted to ban seven of 11 challenged books from public high schools in the state. Three others were approved and one was tabled for additional consideration. The list of books under review by the Instructional Materials Review Committee (IMRC) include books commonly taught in public schools such as "To Kill A Mockingbird," "1984" and "Romeo and Juliet."
A Bengals rookie breakout continues to do the little things that matter.
By: Greg Wilson
For one analyst, there’s zero chance the usual Bengals rebound happens.
Redwood City’s astonishing transformation can largely be ascribed to the adoption of its Downtown Precise Plan in 2011, which projected a certain level of downtown development and then determined the
The Anderson County Museum's 20th Annual Mistletoe Market kicked off Friday with local art, craft, vendors, food and more.
Greg Wilson/Anderson Observer Close to one-third of all registered Anderson Count voters cast their ballots for this year's general election.
By: Greg Wilson
Greg Wilson/Anderson Observer Anderson County Council will vote on a proposed contract for Duke Energy to provide a backup generator at the
A “Yes” vote tomorrow is crucial to the county's future, including economic development (companies consider road conditions when scouting locations) as well as the safety of our citizens.
“We are thrilled to see this record-breaking turnout during the early voting period as we head into a highly anticipated Election Day,” Howard Knapp, executive director of the State Election Communication, in a statement Monday. “If you haven't cast your ballot yet, get to the polls tomorrow and exercise your right to vote.”
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