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Kayla Robins Green

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Executive Editor at the @sumteritem in Sumter, #SC | #UFJSchool alum | Always a #Gator
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Column by Sumter Item Executive Editor Kayla Green: Amid time of uncertainty for newspapers, Item changes will increase access to news

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By Kayla Robins Green 
| The Sumter Item
For the last 130 years, there has not been a Sumter County without The Sumter Item. I do not anticipate that to change. A lot has changed in those 130 years at the national level, local stage and within the walls of what is currently Sumter County's only newspaper. The main storyline of the newspaper industry seems startling.
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Opinion: If you're looking for a way to better yourself, keep up on local news this year

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By Kayla Robins Green 
| The Sumter Item
Oh, the things upon which we place value over others. The recent hottest, in my opinion most arbitrary, viral sensation of 2024 came in the form of an oversized cupid-hued beverage container. Social media became abuzz with videos capturing people …
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Economic Development Alliance announces campaign to 'Belong in Baldwin'

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By Kayla Robins Green 
| Gulf Coast Media
Retraining a reliable and large enough workforce in Baldwin County is not a new story, but a local organization is taking new steps to recruit and keep top talent. The Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance announced Tuesday, Jan.
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