Remembering mentors who shaped a journalist’s craft
A veteran writer recalls early years learning reporting by observing editors and peers at the Herald. He highlights figures like George Kyzer and John Barnes, notes the value of ground reporting, and shares anecdotes of pranks and dedication to quality writing. He pledges to improve and honor the profession.
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Kids fish rodeo promotes learning and fun at canal event
Young anglers from Aiken Elementary and other families gathered for a fishing rodeo organized by Carey and the wildlife department. prizes included a white fish worth 20 dollars and a largest catch bike. adult helpers baited hooks for younger children as officers highlighted safety, limits, and community learning through the event.
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