SCEA reopening honors history, hope for educators
The Jan. 21 opening of The SCEA’s new building hosted civil and human rights activists and honored their mission to continue advocating for teachers.
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Columbia rugby clubs build strong bond, connect with community
Two rugby clubs in Columbia that have been around for decades have built a family around playing rugby in the South.
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A starry night for seniors of all ages
Leeza’s Care Connection, a lifeline for caregivers, gave seniors of all ages a night of dancing and celebration.
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USC student journalists sit in on Murdaugh double-murder trial, explore its affect on small town
Student journalists from USC’s Carolina News & Reporter visited Walterboro on a recent February day for the double murder trial of former lawyer Alex Murdaugh.
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A gift guide for Vista, Five Points
Need gift ideas? Check out our gift guide of local businesses in downtown Columbia districts.
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Supreme Court paves way for Graham to testify — but he could say nothing, local experts say
Graham will appear in court after losing a subpoena fight but by law could “plead the Fifth” to not answer questions.
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In Columbia for Nicole, ‘turn around, don’t drown’
As Tropical Storm Nicole approaches the Midlands, here’s what to remember when driving around.
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Expect winds, slightly less rain than previously forecast for Tropical Storm Nicole
Here’s an update on the tropical storm heading our way.
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Potential flooding, tornadoes expected in Midlands from Tropical Storm Nicole
Tropical Storm Nicole is likely to bring weather threats to the Midlands. Here’s what we know.
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Food lovers talk about downtown Columbia’s sandwich scene on National Sandwich Day
Local food enthusiasts praise the Midlands’ variety of sandwiches and sandwich shops.
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‘Reverse’ trick-or-treating brings normalcy to hospitalized kids
The children’s hospital at Prisma brings Halloween to the kids.
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As US moves towards electric car future, South Carolina lags behind
The state lags behind most of the country in electric vehicle ownership and in building charging stations. The lag in moving to electric in the state is multifold, according to experts.
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