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See you later, alligator: Experts chime in on viral video
A recent viral video captured in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, exposed an alligator’s cannibalistic palate and left violent misconceptions about the reptile’s eating habits.
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Climate change is coming. Are coastal towns ready?
With growing concerns of climate change affecting South Carolina’s coastline towns, the community of Edisto Beach is preparing for what’s to come.
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To mask or not to mask? For South Carolina schools, that is the question
Gov. Henry McMaster is at odds with a federal judge and the state superintendent of education over recent school masking policies.
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No charges filed in death of twin toddlers left in car
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott and Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford share information...
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Peep PSYCHii, the artistic brand experimenting with the mind
Meet Patrick Rutledge, the tea-sipping heavy metal artist whose latest project, PSYCHii, explores the brain.
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It’s only (hardcore) rock ‘n’ roll, but he still loves it
Jay Matheson and his studio, The Jam Room, have given musicians throughout the southeast a place to make noise since the late 1980s.
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Cottle Strawberry Farm opens for berry picking season
South Carolinians travel from far and wide to go strawberry picking at Cottle Strawberry Farm in Hopkins, S.C.
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Popularity of streaming stirs debate about the future of movie theaters
After streaming reached an all-time high during the height of the pandemic, many wonder if moviegoing habits have been changed forever and if the industry has done enough to accommodate the public’s evolving tastes.
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Wellness week: South Carolinians create their own spring break across Florida’s beaches
College students continue to visit Fort Lauderdale and Miami making their own spring break. Continuing to mandate social distancing.
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Vinyl records make a resurgence
Vinyl records are taking another spin on the American turntable.
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Harvest Hope’s new CEO launches latest initiative to end hunger in S.C.
Erinn Rowe, the new CEO of Harvest Hope food bank, brings a new initiative for the organization to help end hunger in S.C.
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UofSC law school alumna continues to advocate for women’s rights
Vickie Eslinger, a S.C. attorney and a Columbia City of Women honoree, continues to advocate for women’s rights.
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