Multimedia Journalist & Fill-In Meteorologist/Traffic Reporter
Walker Lawson is a Multimedia Journalist & Fill-In Meteorologist/Traffic Reporter at WCNC Charlotte. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on construction, real estate, education, and transportation. Walker's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WFMY-TV, WLTX-TV, and KCEN 6 News.
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Walker's coverage predominantly revolves around local news, public safety, road infrastructure, and community events in South Carolina. He seems particularly interested in government announcements and event coverage related to these topics.
Given the focus on local news and public safety, Walker would likely be interested in hearing from local authorities or experts with specific knowledge of the issues being covered. Additionally, individuals impacted by these stories may also provide valuable insights.
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For the first time, Norway, SC, has high-speed internet, connecting homes, schools, and businesses while closing the digital gap in this rural town.
By: Walker Lawson
A new truck route promises quieter streets and growth for Bishopville, but some worry it could divert traffic from local businesses.
SALUDA, S.C. — Downtown Saluda's sidewalk project, which was slated for completion in early November, has dragged into December, leaving business owners frustrated by reduced foot traffic and lost sales.
Private investigators from the nonprofit group “We Are the Essentials” have joined the search, using boats to explore areas near his last known location.
By: Walker Lawson
Those living around the airport fear horses wont be allowed but county leaders say that not the case
By: Walker Lawson
Residents say the Christmas tree controversy is just the latest chapter in a series of ongoing problems.
The grant will pay for improvements to drainage and sidewalks.
A woman is hospitalized after a group assault in Bishopville. Authorities arrested two suspects and are debunking social media rumors as the investigation continues.
Traffic signal and pedestrian signal upgrades are expected to finish by the spring of 2024
Mayor Luke Giddings and residents in the community say this kind of housing is needed in town.
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