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Author: Kristen Schneider

Pawmetto Lifeline adds neonatal unit for kittens, puppies

By Kristen Schneider | Apr 24, 2018

Ariel, an adoptable puppy at Pawmetto Lifeline, snuggles in the lap of a volunteer. She and her...

What happened to Barbara Nave?

By Kristen Schneider | Mar 30, 2018

There are still no clues to the February 2017 disappearance of 80-year-old Barbara Nave from her rural Sumter home. But police say they are continuing the search.

Thirty years later, Greenwood still grieves over a school shooting

By Kristen Schneider | Mar 20, 2018

It’s a school shooting that no one remembers–but for Greenwood, it’s one they’ll never forget.

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USC has more freshmen than ever before. Here's where they'll be sleeping:

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Hate having to find parking? Plans to make Columbia more walkable and bikeable are underway. Read more: https://carolinanewsandreporter.cic.sc.edu/plans-underway-to-make-columbia-more-walkable-bikeable/

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September 26

On Saturday, officials stopped a scheduled dogfighting match in Richland County. Officials rescued 305 dogs, and more than 20 people were arrested on state charges of animal cruelty and dogfighting.

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