What happened last night? Five Points restaurants recall interesting late night stories
The Waffle House in Five Points had to order a custom sign because patrons would steal letters off...
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Author: Harrison Belk
UofSC board of trustees approves three head coach contract extensions
The University of South Carolina announced the contract extensions of three head coaches which were approved by the board of trustees earlier this month.
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Marcus Satterfield brings ‘clean slate’ as Gamecocks new offensive coordinator
In the midst of a 22-year coaching career, Marcus Satterfield reunites with head coach Shane Beamer in Columbia where he hopes to leave a positive mark on the Gamecock program.
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Beamer is “Fired up” for spring season and ready for post-pandemic recruiting
With 100-days as head coach under his belt, Shane Beamer discusses where the Gamecocks are at going into the first spring practice.
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One year later: remembering when the sports world stopped turning
One year ago, the sports world came to a crashing halt in a day that will live in infamy.
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Greer man faces federal charges after allegedly posing as ‘Antifa’ in capitol riots
William Robert Norwood III of Greer was arrested Feb. 25 by the FBI in relation to his roll in the deadly Capitol Riots in early January.
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S.C. “heartbeat” bill temporarily blocked but could reach nation’s high court
Just one day after Gov. McMaster signed the Fetal Heartbeat Bill into law, a federal court challenge temporarily blocked the law from going into place.
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Unhappy meal: Popular Pokémon toy causes extreme demand by adults
A promotion between Pokémon and McDonald’s has caused a huge demand from adults for the latest Happy Meal toy.
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Gamecocks to be part of EA SPORTS’s reboot to College Football video game
Electronic Arts is planning to revive the dormant College Football series, which was a beloved mainstay on the annualized sports video game circuit for many years across several generations of console games.
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Columbia residents share their playbook on celebrating the Super Bowl
Many Columbians are choosing to celebrate the big game at home, in hopes of staying safe.
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