Lee Hendren is a journalist based in Orangeburg, South Carolina. He writes for The Times and Democrat, focusing on local news and events in the Orangeburg area. With a keen interest in community issues and government affairs, Lee's articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of topics that affect the residents of Orangeburg.
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Lee Hendren's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and community events in South Carolina, particularly Orangeburg. Given the high percentage of government announcements, expert commentary, and event coverage in his work, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming town council meetings, local government policies or decisions, and significant community events within his geographic focus.
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New details were revealed about the teen accused in a Georgia high school shooting and what his father allegedly knew behind closed doors.
By: Lee Hendren, Al Somervell
The Orangeburg County Transportation Committee allocated $1.8 million to upgrade 12 roads and 4 bridges, with J.D. Gaskins Construction awarded the bridge contract.
Sixth District U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn presents his voter ID.
By: Lee Hendren, Al Somervell
Summary: Two individuals stole laundry detergent, known as the "Tide theft phenomenon," sparking discussions on town issues and upcoming events during the council meeting.
South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette, center, and Orangeburg County 250 Commission Chairman Harold Donnelly listen to Rick Wise, executive director and CEO of the South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust.
Four people enjoy the trees, the pond, and the serenity at the site of a park being developed on Moncks Corner Road at Belvedere Drive. Jim Capers Park will be
By: Al Somervell, Lee Hendren
Eutaw Village Festival features live music, parade, catfish tournament, and charity events. Takes place on Nov. 8-9 with various attractions. Contact Town Clerk for details.
Many “garage-dominant” homes have been built in a subdivision under construction off Bunch Ford Road in Holly Hill. Proposed new design standards would not allow new homes with that type
Summary: Holly Hill Town Council contracted SAFEbuilt Carolinas LLC for construction permits, building inspections, and updated zoning ordinances for residential and commercial developments.
By: Lee Hendren, Al Somervell
Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette kicks off the "Greatest American Clean-Up" in Orangeburg County, promoting litter clean-up efforts with Keep America Beautiful and the South Carolina 250 Commission.
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