Columbia Metropolitan Airport says travelers can choose whether to wear masks
Following the ruling of a federal judge in Florida on Monday, the CDC’s mask mandate for public transportation will no longer be enforced.
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Author: Téa Smith
Former Gamecock’s foundation to put on charity game
DJ Swearinger and other former Gamecocks are participating in a charity basketball game Friday night to benefit Swearinger’s 2Spoonz Foundation.
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City salutes Staley and the team that ‘won America’s heart’
Head coach Dawn Staley and the Gamecock women’s basketball team were honored at the State House after a parade celebrating their NCAA national championship victory.
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The South Carolina unemployment rate is almost back to pre-pandemic levels
The unemployment rate in the state is the lowest since the start of the pandemic.
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Gamecock women’s basketball team honored at the State House
The University of South Carolina’s women’s basketball team received a standing ovation Wednesday for their victory at the NCAA national championship.
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South Carolina Black Press Institute honors legacy of Black journalist and activist
Allen University held a symposium with the S.C. Black Press Institute to honor John Henry McCray, a Black political activist and newspaper publisher. The organization received a grant three years ago to study his work.
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Two-time Olympic athlete now cheers on youth
Richland 1’s Classified Employee of the Year motivates young people to overcome obstacles.
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United Campus Workers of South Carolina call on UofSC to raise minimum wage
Lower-income employees at the University of South Carolina lobby for higher wages.
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Teen who played Carnegie Hall says it was “surreal”
Ian Emmer, a Dutch Fork High School junior, gets the rare opportunity to play Carnegie Hall.
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Protesters rally against new anti-abortion bills
People gathered on Feb. 17 to protest two anti-abortion bills being pushed in the S.C. Legislature.
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