Lynda Edwards is a Senior Reporter and Editor at The Post and Courier. She specializes in crime and justice, with a focus on white-collar crime and the natural sciences, including topics like astronomy and earth sciences. Lynda's work has been featured in notable publications such as Raw Story, The Aspen Times, and The Post and Courier.
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Lynda Edwards focuses on local news and politics in Aspen, Colorado. She frequently covers city council meetings, community events, and local political figures. Her coverage heavily emphasizes government announcements and evolving stories related to local issues.
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Storms swept through the Lowcountry today leaving some roads closed.
By: Lynda Edwards
South Carolina's fawn season is April into July, when deer give birth — then the mothers often do something that startles homeowners.
By: Lynda Edwards
By Lynda Edwards North Carolina meteorologists on July 16 warned residents that smoke from massive Canadian wildfires was rolling southward
NASA predicts the Perseids — the annual meteor shower famous for its fireballs and bountiful shooting stars — will be the most dazzling meteor show of 2026, and it sweeps into South Carolina skies July 17.
A 41-year-old man visiting Isle of Palms from Ohio died after being pulled out of the water unresponsive July 21, Tuesday, just before 2 p.m., Isle of Palms police Sgt.
In South Carolina, DNR often relies on volunteer deer rescuers to retrieve and care for the animals.
By: Lynda Edwards
A teenaged Florida girl listening to her ham radio probably heard Amelia Earhart's final desperate Mayday call after the legendary pilot crashed
By: Lynda Edwards
The new moon of Aug. 12 is the perfect dark backdrop for what astronomers predict will be the best meteor shower of 2026.
By: Lynda Edwards
On Aug. 27, the full moon over South Carolina should be an exquisite Blood Moon, a name taken from the deep red to copper color visible during a lunar eclipse.
By: Lynda Edwards
CHARLESTON — On Sept. 11, as many as 800 volunteers will filter into the Gaillard Center grand ballroom to devote time and energy to one gigantic
