Vickey Boyd - vboyd@moultrienews.com
Vickey Boyd is a country girl raised on butterbeans, sunshine and tomatoes.She grew up playing in the woods and fields with three brothers.A good day on the farm was when she came home to dinner covered in dust and dirt. A bad day was spent in the steamy tobacco fields. Hey, anybody got a plate of butterbeans, fried chicken, with sliced tomatoes and cucumbers? She'll be right over. And right after dinner she can be found around town telling everyone to "read all about it" in East Cooper's very own weekly paper!
Sully Witte - editor@moultrienews.com
Sully Witte is a Lowcountry girl who believes that salt water cures everything - sweat, tears and the sea. When not working, she can be found on the boat or the dock teaching her eight year old daughter Reeves about the wonders of our coastal paradise. When not playing in the pluff mud she's bee bopping around town, interviewing our illustrious mayor and council members about various town projects. If you see her with a stack of papers as tall as her torso, she's on her way to the office to sift through the ever growing number of weekly police reports which almost always crack a smile on the face of Moultrie News Police Blotter fans. Very rarely will you ever catch her without her phone stuck to her ear and a pair of stillettos on her feet. Ms. Sully Witte has mastered the art of balance - fashionably, personally and professionally.
Penny Parker - news@moultrienews.com
Penny Parker is a native Charlestonian who has made Mount Pleasant her home for the past 25 years. As the mother of two sons, this non-athlete has been to more sporting events than she’d like to count. Now that she no longer has a child playing sports, Penny has turned her attention to cheering for the USC Gamecocks, Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons and FC Barcelona. The thrill of competition even takes over when she’s watching the small screen and she has been known to commandeer all the phones in the house to vote on her favorite contestant on "Dancing with the Stars." Tagged "a Snoop Sister" by her mother at an early age, Penny’s been a newspaper person off and on since college and just loves to be in the know.
Jennifer Shelton Wilson - jshelton@moultrienews.com
Jennifer Shelton Wilson is a Charleston transplant, but has always been a southern girl. The Hickory, N.C. native has lived in Colorado, Florida, New Orleans and Virginia before finally deciding to plant her feet in the Lowcountry. Jennifer has a passion for sports, and she enjoys both playing and spectating. She played softball and tennis competitively, but the game of golf doesn’t come quite as naturally. Lucky for her, she’s married to a golf coach. Maybe, one day, she’ll get that hole-in-one. Jennifer loves writing and telling people’s stories. She has worked as a sportswriter for the Hickory Daily Record in North Carolina, and has contributed to several local publications. She enjoys being outside and soaking in all that Charleston has to offer, while simultaneously daydreaming about one day learning how to surf.
Jonny Volkman - jvolkman@moultrienews.com
Jonny Volkman is the Webmaster for Moultrie News, Summerville Journal Scene, The Gazette, Berkeley Independent and The News in Kingstree. He was born in Chicago, raised in Atlanta, educated in Clemson and now calls Charleston his home. When he gets home, he is greeted by his partner Ry, daughter Willow, cats Kokopelli and Isabella, and Tiberius the scruff-monster. Although he may often (very often) be seen eating french fries, he is an organics and yoga activist. If he isn't at home designing graphics, editing videos, composing music or butchering a recipe, you might find him skateboarding, at a concert, or even controlling the videoboard at Riverdogs games.
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