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Caitlin Herrington

Caitlin Herrington

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Clemson Reporter, Post and Courier

Pendleton

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I have mainly covered sports but am open to explore other areas of journalism.

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Extreme Apple fanboy topics.

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Total articles 1271

  • Disaffiliated SC Methodist churches file Supreme Court case to keep their property and new names

    By Caitlin Herrington Verified| Post and Courier Greenville Verified GREENVILLE — As Easter approaches, many South Carolina Methodist congregations are worshiping under new names in the same sanctuaries they’ve called home for generations — and now with the looming question of whether they’ll be able to keep them.

    By Caitlin Herrington Verified · Post and Courier Greenville

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Expansive invitation-only golf course coming to banks of the Reedy River near Simpsonville

    By Caitlin Herrington Verified| Post and Courier Greenville Verified SIMPSONVILLE — Joined by some of their first members, the founders of Greenville’s newest invitation-only golf club officially broke ground on a project they say is “something more than a golf course.”On the heels of the final stroke of the Masters in Augusta, the founders of Kawonu Golf Club marked the occasion with live music, cold drinks, a few swings and a ceremonial scraping of dirt.

    By Caitlin Herrington Verified · Post and Courier Greenville

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Disaffiliated SC Methodist churches file Supreme Court case to keep their property and new names

    By Caitlin Herrington Verified| Post and Courier Greenville Verified GREENVILLE — As Easter approaches, many South Carolina Methodist congregations are worshiping under new names in the same sanctuaries they’ve called home for generations — and now with the looming question of whether they’ll be able to keep them.

    By Caitlin Herrington Verified · Post and Courier Greenville

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Post and Courier