Faculty: Journalism and Mass Communication department
Nathaniel Cary is a faculty member in the Journalism and Mass Communication department. He focuses on social issues, with a particular emphasis on LGBTQ topics, as well as sports journalism covering events like the FIFA World Cup. His work has been featured in The Post and Courier.
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Nathaniel Cary's coverage predominantly centers around local government and politics in Greenville, South Carolina. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests that he would be most receptive to pitches offering insights into local governmental decisions, tax policies, or legal developments within the region.
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By: Nathaniel Cary
Greenville County Council narrowly passed a second reading of its budgets for the next two years after a compromise on a reduction of the proposed tax rate increase just hours
By: Nathaniel Cary
Thirty years ago, under threat of development encroaching on the main sources of public water for customers in Greenville, the commission for Greenville Water decided to partner with The Nature
By: Nathaniel Cary
Sen. Tim Scott picked up endorsements from more than 140 South Carolina politicians at a June 12 campaign event in Spartanburg.
By: Nathaniel Cary
Lima One Capital, a Greenville-based real estate lender, is planning a $51 million expansion that will create 300 jobs with a new headquarters as part of the redevelopment of Greenville
By: Nathaniel Cary
Greenville County must install a budget by June 30 or risk a government shutdown. After 6-6 vote failed to pass a tax increase, the clock is ticking.
By: Nathaniel Cary
With a deadline looming, a split Greenville County Council is set to meet June 23 to debate and try to pass a spending plan after stalling on tax hike vote.
By: Nathaniel Cary
Amid tensions and threats over Gay Pride displays at the Travelers Rest library branch, Greenville County's library board plans to rewrite rules so all displays must be approved by the
By: Nathaniel Cary
Pickens County historic church preservation leads Gov. Henry McMaster to award its matriarch with the Governor's Award.
By: Nathaniel Cary
A $70 million pair of county buildings will replace County Square, which will be torn down and redeveloped.
By: Nathaniel Cary
In final meeting at County Square, Greenville County Council voted 8-4 to pass its 2024-2025 budget that includes the first tax increase in 30 years.
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