Gov. McMaster to allow beaches, retail stores to reopen
Gov. Henry McMaster announced Monday that beaches and retail stores will be allowed to reopen.
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Author: Landon Stamper
A day in the life of a grocery store worker
Emily Schultz talks about her job as a grocery store worker during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Liquor stores see increased sales despite pandemic
Liquor stores around Columbia are seeing increased business during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Veterinarians adapt clinic policies for coronavirus
Veterinarians have changed the way they operate their practices as coronavirus continues to sweep across the nation.
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New states issue stay-at-home orders, Trump extends guidelines
Two new states, Maryland and Virginia, issued stay-at-home orders on Monday, while President Trump announced he would be extending social distancing guidelines through the end of April.
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Talking through my quarantine
While my parents deal with issues at home, I am 180 miles away self-quarantining after spring break, only able to communicate via phone.
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Union Carnegie Library is ‘one-stop shop’ for county citizens
The Union County Carnegie Library houses many books, but it also serves as the home base for many services and organizations in the city of Union, South Carolina.
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State lawmaker enters fray over transgender athletes
A South Carolina senator has introduced legislation requiring high school transgender athletes to compete according to the gender on their birth certificates.
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DNR officials examine flooded Lake Wateree homes
Partially submerged homes and underwater decks dotted the waterfront along Lake Wateree as Department of Natural Resources assessed damage from recent flooding.
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Steyer calls for $22 minimum wage, 12-year term limits
Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer kicked off a series of campaign events in South Carolina in hopes of raising his profile before the Feb. 29 Democratic presidential primary.
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