Lauren McDonald is an Education Reporter for The Brunswick News, covering local news and events in Brunswick, Georgia. With a focus on education, Lauren's articles highlight the achievements and programs of the local school system, as well as other community-related topics. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and Jacobs Media Corporation.
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Lauren McDonald's articles focus on local community events, education, and human interest stories in Georgia. She frequently covers school-related news, community events, and local businesses. Pitches to her should include unique angles related to education initiatives, local business success stories or profiles of individuals making a positive impact in the community.
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