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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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University of South Carolina returns to ‘USC’ moniker
After three years, the state’s flagship university is no longer using “UofSC.”
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New interactive tool launched during Earthquake Preparedness Week
The state’s new tool will answer your questions about earthquake frequency, debunk popular earthquake myths and show you how to stay prepared.
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Candy hazards to look out for this Halloween
Make sure to check your kid’s Halloween candy.
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Yikes! What to do around town this busy week
It’s the State Fair, of course! That, plus Pride Week and concerts are creating a fun fall week in Columbia.
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Walk for Freedom event to help fight human trafficking
Human trafficking is a growing problem, experts say, and four counties in South Carolina are walking in solidarity with survivors to raise local awareness.
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Senior Citizens connect through Coffee and Conversation
Coffee and Conversation, a social group for adults 55 and older, creates friendships for its members after loss and COVID.
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Saturday night shooting on Main Street still under investigation
As of Monday afternoon, the victim was in critical condition.
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Midlands grocery stores prep for Hurricane Ian
As Hurricane Ian made it way to South Carolina, Midlands grocery stores prepared for heavy shopping.
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USC campus prepares for Hurricane Ian’s impact
University officials and on-campus residents alike are taking steps to get ready for the remnants of Hurricane Ian.
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The Department of Health and Environmental Control could be broken into several agencies. Some public health officials are concerned about the potential fallout.
Reporter @wrainey22 has more:
https://carolinanewsandreporter.cic.sc.edu/potential-dhec-split-raises-concerns-among-government-officials-advocates/
Pictured is a rendering of the facility. It will bring over 300 jobs to the county and plans to be an up and running operation by the end of 2023
Have you ever noticed that unprofessional hairstyles for women shows up these results? Stay tuned to find out who’s to blame for the negative outlook on black women’s hair at 4PM. @USCCarolinaNews