A simple brick can mean love, legacy, history for USC alumni
Personalized bricks on the historic Horseshoe tell the stories of past and present Gamecocks.
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Author: Jade Crooks
USC’s win over Clemson was bittersweet for some students, rewarding for others
A Palmetto Bowl that ends with the Gamecocks on top is new for USC seniors and simply overdue for some other fans.
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Retail employees see a less chaotic Black Friday
Fewer doorbusters, floating employees and dispersed crowds made for an easier shopping day for Midlands stores.
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Adopt a turkey or donate non-perishables — give back to the community this Thanksgiving
Between churches, a food truck and a food drive, there’s no shortage of how you can give back during the upcoming holiday in the Midlands.
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Midlands businesses expect tourism for USC football, but not basketball, games
Even though USC’s women’s basketball team is nationally ranked, some business owners blame games scheduled during the week on smaller crowds coming in from out of town.
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Students should fill out loan forgiveness form despite lawsuit, local colleges say
A lawsuit from six states has temporarily blocked President Biden’s student loan relief plan. But the federal government still is accepting applications.
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Local puppet theatre brings ‘Winnie the Pooh,’ other children’s tales to life through strings, love of craft
Even after the pandemic, executive director John Scollon attributes the theatre’s doors staying open to good fortune and good shows.
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What to do with your stinking, rotting pumpkin
Your jack-o’-lantern could feed a pig or yourself — or even fuel a truck used by the Richland County landfill.
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Richland Two schools use COVID aid for online programs, hotspots, gets mixed reactions
Richland Two school district sees both success and frustration in how it spent the first wave of emergency COVID-relief funds.
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Motorcycle community comes together to raise money for paralyzed rider
A Midlands motorcycle shop is helping to raise money for 22-year-old Jeremy James after his motorcycle accident.
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