S.C. buses older than fifteen years catch on fire and need to be replaced
Columbia and other counties have seen an increase of school bus fires and the S.C. Department of Education is replacing over one thousand buses next year.
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USC swimmer competes for international recognition
Egyptian swimmer Akram Mahmoud came to USC from Cairo to pursue his dreams of becoming an Olympian. Today he is a top best distance swimmer.
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Award-winning poet returns home to promote his new book
Columbia native and award-winning poet Terrance Hayes returned home to Columbia to read from his latest collection, “How to Be Drawn.”
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Georgia rolls over Gamecocks
The Georgia defense proved too much for USC offense, despite success running and throwing. South...
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In S.C. and beyond, opioid epidemic wreaks havoc
Addiction for a 13-year-old boy started with a dose of cough medicine. Now Jared Campbell is in recovery but his story resonates throughout the nation as President Trump declares a national public health emergency.
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Shelters suffer when animals are abandoned
Euthanasia is not the way Pets Inc. in Columbia prevents overcrowding, unlike many other animal shelters. This organization keeps animals until they are adopted, but the rise of animals threatens this practice.
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Amid church shootings, congregations worry about security
Rev. Tim Hoyt Duncan wants the church to remain a place of peace for those who come to gather and...
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A walk on the B-side: Vinyl sales are no surprise to record lovers
Vinyl record sales have taken off again with no signs of stopping, even amid the immediacy of digital music streaming.
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Fans get first look at new head baseball coach
New South Carolina baseball coach Mark Kingston will debut in the coming weeks when Spring...
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McCaskill leaves her jersey better than she found it
McCaskill was honored at the last home game at USC. McCaskill states her hard work during...
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