Drive-through fair food event feeds South Carolina
The South Carolina State Fair takes place every October in Columbia. But locals are hungry for fair food year-round.
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Author: G.E. Hinson
Senate advances gender-identity bills
A Senate Medical Affairs subcommittee heard public testimony on two gender-identity bills.
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Senate hears testimony on gender identity bills
The Senate Medical Affairs Committee invited several speakers to testify on two gender identity bills.
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Diabetics, advocates react to insulin price reductions
Major pharmaceutical companies have rolled out plans for insulin price reductions. Diabetics and advocates are grateful but skeptical.
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Functionally extinct trees grow at Columbia arboretum
American chestnut trees once numbered in the billions. W. Gordon Belser Arboretum is home to a new generation of the tree.
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Smoke evacuates USC’s Darla Moore School of Business
Hundreds of students forced outside by lower-level kitchen incident.
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Speaking for the trees: Why one man is mapping USC’s thousands
The University of South Carolina has nearly 10,000 trees on its property. One man is mapping them all.
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Barbecue parfaits, shrimp tacos help Walterboro with murder trial crowds
Walterboro knew it didn’t have enough lunch spots to feed all the hungry mouths the Murdaugh trial would bring in. Food trucks were the answer.
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Columbia police K-9s honored by anonymous donor
More than a dozen bricks have been bought to commemorate the service of Columbia police K-9s. But who donated them?
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Plans for South Kilbourne apartment complex leave residents frustrated
Residents say another apartment complex would replace a landmark home, bring too much traffic and noise and change the character of the neighborhood.
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