Laura Douglass is a staff writer for The Pilot, a local newspaper based in Vass, North Carolina. With a focus on covering local events, organizations, and community news, Laura's articles highlight the achievements, challenges, and vibrant culture of the Sandhills region.
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Laura Douglass has a strong focus on local events, community organizations, celebrations, and volunteer work in the United States, particularly within North Carolina and Vass. She also covers arts and culture extensively.
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