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USC lacrosse team brings newfound meaning to club ...
By Caroline Barry | Mar 30, 2023
USC music school revamps jazz program, connects wi...
By Margaret Walker | Mar 30, 2023
Columbia’s antique stores offer unique and s...
By Taylor Kaye Beltz | Mar 29, 2023
A starry night for seniors of all ages
By Grace Brown | Mar 28, 2023
FAQ: How SNAP benefit changes are hitting SC house...
By Abby Foncannon | Mar 28, 2023
Proposed changes for SC breweries have potential for huge economic impact
by Caroline Barry | Mar 27, 2023
Columbia-area breweries among those that could benefit. But the sides aren’t yet in agreement.
Read MoreTake a walk with Rudy Mancke
by Grace Brown | Mar 27, 2023
The University of South Carolina hosts nature walks with its naturalist-in-residence, Rudy Mancke. The walks take groups from the coast, to the mountains and everywhere in between.
Read MoreSenate hears testimony on gender identity bills
by G.E. Hinson | Mar 24, 2023
The Senate Medical Affairs Committee invited several speakers to testify on two gender identity bills.
Read MoreSC’s permitless carry bill draws mixed reaction
by Raymond Escoto | Mar 24, 2023
A bill in the S.C. Senate would allow people to openly carry handguns with no training.
Read MoreCarolina’s GG Jackson to declare for NBA Draft
by Dylan Jackson | Mar 24, 2023
Jackson is expected to be a late first-round selection, according to ESPN.
Read MoreDiabetics, advocates react to insulin price reductions
by G.E. Hinson | Mar 24, 2023
Major pharmaceutical companies have rolled out plans for insulin price reductions. Diabetics and advocates are grateful but skeptical.
Read MoreSC bee advocates working to revitalize diminishing populations
by Abby Foncannon | Mar 24, 2023
Bee species native to North America are diminishing at a rapid rate. But there are many efforts in South Carolina to help revitalize the ecosystem’s main pollinators.
Read MorePotential DHEC split raises concerns among government officials, advocates
by Wade Rainey | Mar 24, 2023
The Department of Health and Environmental Control could be broken into several agencies. Some public health officials are concerned about the potential fallouts.
Read MoreSC’s chief accountant to resign after $3.5 billion accounting scandal
by Raymond Escoto | Mar 23, 2023
Richard Eckstrom, the state’s comptroller general, resigned Thursday morning. He steps down as lawmakers were discussing removing him from office.
Read MoreReigning champion Irmo coach reflects on 42-year journey
by Dylan Jackson | Mar 22, 2023
Tim Whipple has more than 800 career wins and six state championships.
Read MoreWomen keep on trucking
by Grace Brown | Mar 22, 2023
Women have been in the trucking industry for years. Now, they’re sharing their stories and pushing for even more women to join them.
Read MoreTicket limit leads to ‘difficult decisions’ for parents of graduating Gamecocks
by Caroline Barry | Mar 22, 2023
Graduation tickets are officially available to Gamecock students. But for some families of graduating seniors, the five-ticket limit does not cover their entire family.
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