Lauren Pierce is a Reporter at Cooke Field. She specializes in Health and Wellness, Regional Interest and World News, with a focus on Consumer Health, Mental Health, Urban Design, and the Construction Industry. Lauren's work has been featured in The Cavalier Daily, WEX, and The (Seneca) Journal.
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Lauren Pierce's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, community events, city developments, law enforcement, and retirement. Her articles often revolve around press releases, government announcements, private sector announcements as well as event coverage. To grab her attention when reaching out for potential coverage or pitching stories consider offering newsworthy local events with a focus on sustainability initiatives or personal finance in the South Carolina area. Additionally providing insights related to government policy changes and crime prevention strategies may also be of interest to her given the prevalent themes in her articles.
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SENECA — High-achieving, lower-income students in Oconee and Pickens counties will soon have access to a scholarship designed to help close the gap between existing financial aid and the cost
By: Lauren Pierce
WALHALLA — Walhalla’s water system will be front and center Friday as Walhalla City Council meets for a special called meeting.
SENECA — For Donna Wyatt and Deb Swanson, remodeling a home is about far more than picking out cabinets or finding the right shade of paint.
WALHALLA — On the first day of candidate filing to fill one vacant seat on Walhalla City Council, one resident has thrown his hat in the race.
WALHALLA — The opening of Walhalla’s new community center will be delayed after water entered the building during a storm last weekend, city officials told Walhalla City Council Tuesday.
CLEMSON — Clemson University Board of Trustees unanimously appointed Bert Wilkins Friday as its next executive secretary to the board, giving him compensation of $285,000.
By: Lauren Pierce
CLEMSON — Eighty students made history Saturday as Clemson University’s Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine held its inaugural white coat ceremony, formally welcoming the university’s first class
WALHALLA — Walhalla City Council spent much of its Friday meeting discussing recent water system failures, plans to make the system more resilient and concerns over how water complaints are being portrayed on social media.
CLEMSON — Clemson University has made its latest hire, announcing Alton Standifer as its vice president and chief of staff.
WALHALLA — After years of sitting vacant, the old Oconee County Courthouse is officially on the market, giving a private buyer an opportunity to preserve and redevelop one of downtown Walhalla's most recognizable buildings rather than see it demolished.
