Threats cancel annual “Walk a Mile in Their Shoes” event
Annual “Walk a Mile in Their Shoes” event was canceled because of threats against it.
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Gamecocks grateful for garnet during #Give4Garnet
Freshman students Kaitlyn McCue and Allison Gibbons posing for social media on Give 4 Garnet day. ...
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STEM education day at the Statehouse brings inspiration, robots
Lawmakers, educators and students gathered at the capitol on April 9 to bring awareness and inspiration to the work students are doing in the STEM field.
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New group calls for more women in S.C. leadership
SC Women in Leadership is a non-partisan organization that seeks to deepen the pool of female political and policy leaders in South Carolina.
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In Clarendon County, a murder unsettles a rural community
Samantha Josephson’s body was found off of Black Bottom Road in rural Clarendon County on...
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Roasting coffee beans creates a local experience
Coffee is known for being hot, dark and bitter, but local micro-roasters are roasting beans from...
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At USC, a “bet on Beto” as the presidential candidate draws a crowd
Presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke visited the University of South Carolina and spoke on a variety of political issues facing the 2020 election.
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Lila makes it clear she has limitless purpose
Lila Mozingo is a 7 year-old with Down syndrome who inspired her parents to create Limitless Purpose, a movement creating awareness.
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After terrorist attack, Muslims, Christians say more interfaith understanding needed
In the wake of the terrorist attack on two mosques in New Zealand, South Carolina Muslims say they...
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All female festival aims to empower Columbia women
Girls Block is a non-profit in South Carolina that wants to bring empowerment to women in the arts. It will make its debut this weekend on the 1600 block of Main Street.
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