Lindsey Hodges is a reporter for the Index-Journal, focusing on local news in Greenwood, South Carolina. Her articles cover a range of topics, including education, community events, and local government. Lindsey's work has also been featured in The Post and Courier.
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Lindsey Hodges' coverage focuses primarily on local news, community events, and education in the Greenwood area of South Carolina. Given her emphasis on education and event coverage, she would likely be most receptive to pitches related to local school board decisions, educational initiatives or innovative programs within the Greenwood community.
Pitches that highlight human interest stories or cover nonprofit organizations making an impact locally are also likely to resonate with Lindsey's coverage focus. Additionally, press releases and government announcements related to educational developments in the Greenwood area may attract her attention.
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By: Lindsey Hodges
NINETY SIX — Greenwood School District 52's board of trustees is the second local school board to consider policies related to behavior at school events.
By: Lindsey Hodges
By LINDSEY HODGES [email protected] of 6 McCORMICK
By: Lindsey Hodges
A teacher's efforts to teach her students about recycling and taking care of their community was recognized for those efforts Monday evening.
A partial solar eclipse will give people in the Lakelands a chance to see the moon obscure the sun by about 80% on the afternoon of April 8, leading some schools to adjust their schedules.
By: Lindsey Hodges
The Ware Shoals school board has elected not to adopt new policies related to expectations for athletes and fans.
When Greenwood state Rep. Daniel Gibson revisited the Education Savings Trust Fund bill this year ahead of a vote, he didn't recognize it.
When someone walked up to Edgewood Middle School wearing what appeared to be tactical gear, it was an “immediate red flag” for the longtime receptionist
Even though two new policies related to school athletics weren't approved in Ware Shoals last week, Greenwood School District 51 board of trustees might not be finished discussing sportsmanship.
Despite it being intersession, some kids are back in school this week getting an education on the blues.
Teaching is in Blake Bishop’s blood. Not just in the way it runs in his family, which it does, but the way his heart is in it, too.
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