S.C. Travel Excursion: Travelers Rest
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USC football player tackles blood shortage
USC students, including some football players, came out to participate in the Carolina Clemson Blood Battle.
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Good Life Cafe brings kosher to Columbia
Main Street’s Good Life Cafe is bringing kosher fare to the mainstream, not only for Midlands Jews but for people of all backgrounds.
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Absentee voting up in Richland County in advance of midterms
Just days before the Nov. 6 election Richland County is reporting high numbers of absentee voting in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Some cities say “Boo!” to teenage trick-or-treaters
It’s more trick than treat for some teens who want to go door-to-door looking for candy this Halloween.
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Couple tours the country racing pigs
A couple travels around the U.S. frequenting fairs to show off their pig racing exhibition.
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Restaurant Week, State Fair vie for diners’ palates
In Columbia, restaurants participating in Restaurant Week are competing with the State Fair for diners’ tastebuds.
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Scammers target college students, young people
Unscrupulous internet hucksters are targeting young people through email and telephone scams – and some are falling for it.
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Lexington locals tout virtues of CBD oil
Some Midlands residents are finding relief in CBD oil.
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Pictured is a rendering of the facility. It will bring over 300 jobs to the county and plans to be an up and running operation by the end of 2023
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