Younger teachers find an ease teaching students close to their own age
Does social media, having the same interests and more easily understanding new technology make a difference?
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Special Reports
Pickleball coup: The youth are taking over
The influx of younger pickleball participants has shifted the game in Columbia.
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Mosquito-borne virus kills 1st SC resident since 2003. Cases rise in SC horses, birds
Experts call it an “outbreak in progress.”
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Columbia’s riverfront could be the next new place to be
A new multi-million-dollar project will extend Williams Street to help boost accessibility to Columbia’s rivers.
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SC’s electrical co-ops talk operations, innovation post-Helene
Cooperative leaders say evolving technology and greater communication are critical in hurricane season.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Experts warn giving too much plasma can be dangerous
College students and lower-income individuals are more likely to sell their plasma, risking long-term health problems from doing it too often.
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SC legislators aim to fund private education — without violating constitution
An education scholarship bill is bouncing between the S.C. Senate and House of Representatives.
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Nation, SC feel fallout of IV fluid shortage months after hurricane
Helene knocked out one of the nation’s largest manufacturers of intravenous fluids.
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Rural maternity care in SC is shrinking. Could midwifery be the answer?
Rural hospitals across the nation are shutting down their maternity wards – in South Carolina, too.
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Blind community finds support from SC organization
There are about 150,000 blind people in South Carolina. This organization supports the blind living freely without restraints.
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South Carolina’s suburban growth raises wildfire risks
South Carolina wildfires often go unnoticed. But the state’s growth might be why this week’s fires received national coverage.
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Flooding still a concern in Five Points as flood mitigation projects are delayed
The city has multiple flood-abatement projects planned along Rocky Branch, which runs through much of downtown.
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