It has been nearly 8 months since I wrote my last story as a journalist. Some pieces come to mind more often + one of those dear to my heart won a third place @SCPressAssoc award today and I'm so grateful for the women who shared their stories with me.
https://t.co/cIdjBEEvdZ
One of my last stories with @independentmail:
Really thankful to have talked with the Anderson coroners who spend their days speaking for the deceased; here's what that has taught them about life:
https://t.co/Oxl2pFhuLU
My husband and I have owned a photography business since we graduated and I'm so excited to document full-time for the @thenelsonsphoto.
Happy I'll still be telling stories + will always hold each person dearly who's ever trusted me with their story.
Some personal news🗞️
Next week is my last with the @independentmail and @greenvillenews as community reporter.
I have loved telling stories that resonate in the Upstate community and am grateful for amazing editors and colleagues who've pushed me to be a better communicator.
Shy'heem Clemons, 19, died Sunday from injuries after a shooting at the Anderson Mall.
As friends and a former coach grapple with his loss they remember the TL Hanna grad: "he was always smiling."
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At 100 years old, Mack Burriss is quick to joke + sweet as ever.
Loved writing this story about his longtime veterinarian career and impact in Anderson:
https://t.co/3lXFysSxkL
I covered the July Fourth event at Unity Park for @GreenvilleNews today and SPOILER: this story ends with the sweetest proposal.
https://t.co/bOCcqAcEzI
In my first story for @greenvillenews, @maconatkinson and I analyzed video footage, police reports and eyewitness accounts to break down what exactly happened at the protest in downtown Greenville last Saturday.
https://t.co/N5IDCtQrhc
Proud of @AJhappened.
He got a haircut, the barber wasn’t the right fit and AJ wanted to turn it into a story to help others because a haircut is way more than a haircut.
https://t.co/kMRLSb8E6M
Journey Craft has overcome years of medical hurdles and losing her twin sister while her mother and the nurse who cared for her are showing that her life changed theirs.
Story for subscribers: https://t.co/mggeeqbTNY
Photos by: Alex Hicks