Tyler Fedor is an Intern Reporter for The Post and Courier, focusing on local news in Charleston, South Carolina. His articles cover a wide range of topics including community events, sports, crime, and local government. Tyler is dedicated to delivering accurate and informative news to the residents of Charleston.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Florence, South Carolina, United States (Local)
Tyler Fedor's coverage focuses heavily on local news, covering topics such as government and politics, family & relationships, sports, and agriculture & farming in the South Carolina area. He also reports extensively on events taking place within Florence County and Lee County.
Given his emphasis on local news, Tyler would be most receptive to pitches related to developments in these specific areas. For example, he may be interested in stories about local government decisions or initiatives that impact residents of these counties directly. Additionally, considering the significant coverage of family-related issues and sports events, pitching human interest stories or sporting event previews with a strong local angle could also resonate well with him.
It’s essential for anyone reaching out to Tyler to understand his focus on localized reporting within South Carolina – particularly Florence County and Lee County – when tailoring their pitches.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Tyler Fedor, G.E. Hinson
Former Director of Florence-based Palmetto Youth Academy Yvonne Brown-Burgess was found to have more money from the now-closed school in her bank account.
FLORENCE — The segment of East Palmetto Street that goes under the railroad tracks right after The Drive In restaurant will be closed for two days next week.
Slim Chickens opened on S. Church Street April 8 in Florence. Some items on the menu include chicken and waffles, fried chicken and desserts.
By: Tyler Fedor
A Darlington County corrections officer used a deodorant can to smuggle drugs in the W. Glenn Campbell Detention Center. She is out on bail.
By: Tyler Fedor
A Myrtle Beach man who is accused of distributing antisemitic flyers in Florence neighborhoods pleaded not guilty to charges and requested a jury trial.
By: Tyler Fedor
The Lake City police can be spotted on bikes patrolling ArtFields during the annual art festival. It's a tactic the department intends to keep using and expand on.
Brentlee Crump died in Scranton as the victim of an accidental gunshot. After, his classmates came up with the idea to release balloons in his honor.
By: Tyler Fedor
Marilyn's Garden in Florence off Cherokee Road just down from the Harris Teeter serves a memorial to to the wife of the man who now cares for it.
By: Tyler Fedor
A Swedish construction worker returned Larry Morganti's original dog tags to him after a friend found them in Vietnam. But there's still more to do.
By: Tyler Fedor
The city plans to update the sewage station that spilled 3,000 gallons near the James R. Harwell Public Boat Landing just down the highway from the Buc-ees.
(833) 317-6278 
