Skylar Laird is a Columbia/Richland County reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, education, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and litigation. Skylar's work has been featured in numerous publications such as The Post and Courier, Kansas Reflector, and Yahoo News.
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Skylar's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, crime, and business in the Columbia and Richland County areas of South Carolina. Her articles often involve legal policy regulations, government announcements, and evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Skylar Laird
Skylar Laird COLUMBIA — A historic bridge, improvements to Myrtle Beach's downtown and a center to learn about Medal of Honor recipients
By: Skylar Laird
COLUMBIA — Nearly all taxpayer-funded construction projects must be built using U.S.-made steel and iron under a new law signed by Gov. Henry McMaster. The law , pushed by South Carolina steel …
By: Skylar Laird
COLUMBIA — A historic bridge, improvements to Myrtle Beach’s downtown and a center to learn about Medal of Honor recipients are the top recipients of more than $300 million the
COLUMBIA — Beginning in October, restaurants in South Carolina will have to tell diners whether the shrimp they're eating came from a different country.
By: Skylar Laird
The law, which takes effect in October, doesn't require restaurants to specify whether their shrimp was caught off the coast of SC or another state
By: Skylar Laird
South Carolina 7 is a 30-day expedition named for the "seven geographic wonders" unique to the state. The aim is to get people outside.
By: Skylar Laird
Skylar Laird WEST COLUMBIA — By the end of July, members of South Carolina 7 will have rafted down the Chattooga and Edisto rivers, watched
By: Skylar Laird
South Carolina 7 is a 30-day expedition named for the "seven geographic wonders" unique to the state. The aim is to get people outside and highlight the need for conservation.
By: Skylar Laird
South Carolina 7 is a 30-day expedition named for the "seven geographic wonders" unique to the state. The aim is to get people outside and highlight the need for conservation.
By: Skylar Laird
No budget could mean agencies won't have the money to continue existing services. School districts also face tough decisions.
