Zoe Nicholson is a Senior Features Editor at The Post and Courier and Free Times. An SC native and USC alumna, she has a diverse background covering higher education, local government, business, and education in the South, with a strong focus on arts and entertainment, food and beverages, and events. Zoe's work has been featured in the Savannah Morning News & savannahnow.com, The Post and Courier, and the University of South Carolina.
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Zoe's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, along with education and content & publishing, within the local context of Columbia, South Carolina. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local music scenes, events happening in the area, features on local artists and businesses.
Given her focus on event coverage and private sector announcements, she may respond well to pitches that involve upcoming events or new developments from local businesses within her geographic focus. Additionally, given her coverage of educational topics and government/private sector announcements at around 30%, she might also be receptive to story ideas centered around these areas relevant to Columbia.
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A dedicated staff, several new hires and an ambitious leader have been brewing up big dreams for the sprawling bar and restaurant near the Congaree River.
By: Zoe Nicholson
The song was approved following lawmaker-requested lyric teaks that removed a reference to “señoritas of the night.”
By: Zoe Nicholson
COLUMBIA — There was a moment during a brunch service at Goatfeather's — the venerated dive bar in Five Points that is now Goat's — that then-bartender and now-owner Olando “Opie” Patterson remembers clearly.
By: Zoe Nicholson
[+] Add Post and Courier News on Google Crispy Brussel sprouts and pomegranate mules are on the ‘Bar Bites' happy hour menu at Pasta Fresca in Forest Acres.
By: Zoe Nicholson
“The Murdaugh family seems like they stepped out of the pages of a William Faulkner novel,” one true crime podcaster said of the Lowcountry crime saga that’s captivated the world for years.
Romance books promise more than just a happy ending. In Columbia, they offer a chance at community and economic opportunity for women.
By: Zoe Nicholson
Moore School alumnus Aquiles Agreda urges others to help Like much of the world, Aquiles Agreda was watching the World Cup with his friends
By: Zoe Nicholson
Lauren Waring Douglas explores the inspiration for "Porgy and Bess" When the lights went down on Charleston's Dock Street Theatre on June 26, 1970, history was made.
USC alumna Ashley Poston has made a career out of writing love stories Ashley Poston still has the three-ring binders she filled with stories in high school.
Social media interest in sororities fuels record-breaking recruitment class Thousands of young women packed into Colonial Life Arena in early August, the air buzzing with excitement.
