Vanessa Brewer-Tyson is a local journalist based in Pageland, South Carolina. She writes for the Pageland Progressive Journal and the Enquirer Journal, focusing on community news and events in Pageland and the surrounding area. Her articles cover a range of topics including local business openings, community events, town council updates, and human interest stories.
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Vanessa Brewer-Tyson's coverage focuses on local events, highlighting community announcements and activities within Pageland, South Carolina. She frequently covers government and politics, family and relationships, as well as education-related topics.
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By: Vanessa Brewer-Tyson
Stacey Short, right, Chesterfield County Services director for the Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic & Sexual Assault, and Ethel Moore, Community Outreach coordinator, show support for victims and family members of domestic violence during “Finding Your Voice” Open Mic event at the Chesterfield Family YMCA Thursday, Oct. 10. Simeon Little, for the Progressive Journal
Pageland Main Street held a ribbon cutting event for Miracle’s Cleaners, 206 N. Maple St., Tuesday, Oct. 8. Pictured, at front, is Silvia Castro, owner; second row, from left, Michelle Melton, Jorge Castro, business operator; Scarla Sanchez and her mother, Liliana Sanchez; Sherri Honeycutt, Main Street director; back row, from left, Shane Sligh, Pageland town administrator; Joleigh Middleton, town clerk; and Tisha Jones, finance director. Kevin Smith, for the Progressive Journal
By: Vanessa Brewer-Tyson
“Cycle to the Sea” participants made their annual stop Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Shell Service Station, 706 E. McGregor St., Pageland, for lunch. The cyclists participated in a three-day journey from Atrium Health, Monroe, N.C., en route to N. Myrtle Beach.
JEFFERSON, S.C. — Jefferson’s annual Fall Festival on Saturday had a “great day” with live entertainment, a variety of vendors, kids games, a car cruise, and many other activities.
PAGELAND, S.C. — Pageland Elementary held a program on Oct. 18, to culminate its observance of Hispanic Heritage Month.
David Tyson, a resident of Pageland, caught this huge bass in a local pond last week. (Tyson just might have fish instead of turkey this Thanksgiving.)
By: Vanessa Brewer-Tyson
Samel Mungo, a Central High freshman, came home last month with three national titles from the 2024 Jr. Miss Juneteenth USA Pageant in St. Louis, MO.
By: Vanessa Brewer-Tyson
Military veteran Paul Sellers, left center, is shown during Springhill Assisted Living’s Veterans Day program Monday. Sellers and Paul Laisure, a military veteran, were honored during the program. Photos by Simeon Little, for the Progressive Journal
By: Vanessa Brewer-Tyson
Pageland Fire Chief Tommy Rivers presented former State Sen. Penry Gustafson with a copy of the letter he received from the S.C. Department of Public Safety confirming state appropriated funds of $1 million for the purchase and implementation of 800 radio infrastructure equipment for the fire department and rescue squad during the Pageland Town Council meeting Nov. 4.
PAGELAND, S.C. — The Pageland Town Council held its monthly meeting Monday, Nov. 4, due to the 2024 Presidential Election on Nov. 5
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