Mac Banks is a journalist based in South Carolina, focusing on local news in the Lancaster area. He writes for publications such as the Pageland Progressive Journal and the Enquirer Journal, covering a wide range of topics including county issues, sports, and community events. Mac is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to his readers.
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Mac Banks focuses on local news in South Carolina, particularly Lancaster. His coverage primarily encompasses announcements and event coverage related to sports events, with a focus on football. He also covers other local events and issues such as sales tax proposals and school district decisions.
If you are reaching out to Mac Banks, consider providing exclusive insights or interviews related to local sporting events, especially football-related activities within the region. Additionally, if your pitch aligns with community-focused announcements or events in the Lancaster area of South Carolina, it may be well received by him.
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Two Andrew Jackson High School pitchers made it official recently as they signed to pitch in college.
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Sometimes the score doesn’t tell the whole story.
UNION COUNTY, N.C. – The Weddington Warriors improved to 13-1 on the season with a 69-55 win over East Mecklenburg in their most recent game.
Lancaster High School's Jordan Watford, right, drives to the basket during the Bruins' game Saturday, Jan. 27, at South Pointe High in Rock Hill.
Buford's Laney Allen throws a pitch during the Yellow Jackets' softball game against Parkwood High on Tuesday. See tournament story on page A5.
FLORENCE, S.C. — The play of Andrew Jackson’s big three guided the Lady Volunteers' basketball program to its first state championships in 41 years.
KERSHAW, S.C. — It took the right mix of talent for the Andrew Jackson High girls basketball team to win the 2A state championship last month, and the biggest ingredient
Indian Land's Camden Hannig fights for posession during the Warriors game at Catawba Ridge Friday, April 12.
LANCASTER, S.C. — The Lancaster Post 31 Seniors dropped two more games this week to Rock Hill Post 34.
Buford's Trevan Roberts catches his breath before the Yellow Jackets game at Great Falls on Friday, Sept. 20.
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