For this family, running has become a generational sport
For 12-year-old Jais Ward, running has become a generational sport.
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Author: Hannah Slater
How costly are thy branches?
For Americans looking to grab a fresh fir off the lot for the holidays, it might be time to snag a tree before they’re gone.
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West Columbia business offers active shooter training
West Columbia company aims to provide active shooter training to churches and schools.
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Commemorating the Day of the Dead in the Midlands
The Midlands Latino community is celebrating the Day of the Dead all week with a series of events.
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Nuns on the Bus argue for better wages in stop at Columbia State House
NETWORKS’s Nuns on the Bus are traveling across the U.S. again, and they stopped by the South Carolina State House on Tuesday to speak with community leaders.
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More young voters expected at polls for mid-terms
As voter registration continues for some, early voting has already begun for others, and there was...
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Why feral cats remain on the prowl
Feral cats roam the streets of Columbia, and many want them removed. However, City of Columbia Animal Services employs a program that provides a better solution, long-term.
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Covering a President who craves attention while excoriating media
Washington Post White House correspondent Josh Dawsey says reporting about President Donald Trump is challenging because he operates far differently than previous leaders of the free world.
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S.C. State Fair hopes for best, prepares for worst
Rain, rain go away, is the mantra of the S.C. State Fair. But this week, fair officials are preparing for a deluge.
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Engaging with reporters on News Engagement Day
USC students say they mainly get their news from Twitter, Facebook and other social media.
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