Gender and Politics Statehouse Reporter at AL.com
Sarah Swetlik is a Gender and Politics Statehouse Reporter at AL.com. She covers a range of topics including maternal health care, LGBTQ rights, environmental conservation, and local politics in Alabama. Sarah's articles aim to shed light on important issues and advocate for positive change in her community.
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Sarah Swetlik's primary focus appears to be on local politics and government announcements, with a specific interest in issues related to Alabama. She covers a broad range of topics such as environmental conservation, healthcare, LGBTQ rights, and social welfare.
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By: Sarah Swetlik
Prisma Health announced Thursday it will spend $138 million on a new 112-bed inpatient behavioral health hospital in Pickens County.
By: Sarah Swetlik
South Carolina has once again plunged into drought in all 46 counties, prompting responses from state officials.
By: Sarah Swetlik
Greenville County officials are asking residents to help them preserve open spaces as the area continues to experience explosive growth.
By: Sarah Swetlik
South Carolina officials announced today that a new "Recycle Here SC" app is available to help state residents access recycling tips from their phones.
By: Sarah Swetlik
Greenville News Instead of shopping, you and your loved ones could spend the day after Thanksgiving at a South Carolina state park for free.
By: Sarah Swetlik
Small businesses in Greenville are offering a variety of opportunities for residents to spend their money on cozy home goods or personalized pet gear at a discount for Black Friday or Small Business Saturday on Nov. 29 and 30.
By: Sarah Swetlik
Greenville News Looking for luxury living in Greenville County? A $4.25 million mountaintop home is on the market , offering views of downtown Greenville and Paris Mountain.
By: Sarah Swetlik
Greenville News Greenville's County Council passed a bevy of hotly debated ordinances at the final council meeting for 2024, including a
By: Sarah Swetlik
A new economic impact study co-commissioned by the South Carolina Technology and Aviation Center (SCTAC) and the SC Council on Competitiveness revealed that SCTAC, located in Greenville off of I-85, has a $6.1 billion impact on the Palmetto State’s economy each year. The study, led by research economist Dr. Joseph Von Nessen, stated that the highest concentration of South Carolina’s manufacturing jobs – about 45% – are in the Upstate.
By: Sarah Swetlik
After previously planning to be an anchor tenant at Greenville's new County Square, Lima One will move further down East McBee Avenue downtown instead
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