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Glassblower turns over a new bead
By Carson Peaden | Apr 21, 2022
Death row inmate selects method of execution as ju...
By Jacob Gamble | Apr 15, 2022
A Date with Destanni: Students celebrate Gamecock ...
By Jacob Gamble | Apr 4, 2022
Amid education crisis, S.C. teachers receive start...
By Cora Stone | Apr 4, 2022
Former Paris players say coach will bring personal...
By Cam Adams | Mar 31, 2022
Politicians are talking abortion – but they’re not the only ones
by Kaylie Pomichalek | Sep 15, 2022
South Carolina organizations are lobbying to protect reproductive rights as legislators rework a bill that would prohibit almost all abortions.
Read More‘Simply Devine,’ local shop, invites other small businesses to partner
by Grace Tippett | Sep 15, 2022
Kudzu Bakery and Market is inviting local businesses into its space, pop-up style, most recently offering a tasting from Billy G’s Carolina BBQ on Wednesday.
Read MoreSouth Carolina State University grieves student loss
by Sydney Pennington | Apr 14, 2022
South Carolina State University is grieving after a student died earlier this week.
Read MoreDean at law school concerned by Russian violations of international law
by Jacob Gamble | Apr 1, 2022
UofSC law school Dean Joel Samuels believes Russia may not face consequences for violating international law in Ukraine; a scenario he says is “heartbreaking.”
Read MorePastors press Richland County sheriff to expand inquiry into officer-involved shooting
by Ashley Miller and Caroline Williamson | Mar 25, 2022
Lawyers and religious leaders held a press conference at the Richland County Sheriff’s Department to discuss last Saturday’s officer-involved shooting and press for more accountability.
Read MoreBlythewood teacher and lobbyist “changing the conversation” on education
by Cora Stone | Mar 22, 2022
Government teacher and education lobbyist Patrick Kelly wears two hats while combating the South Carolina education crisis. Both of his roles are directly impacting the state of education in S.C.
Read MoreState employees fighting for paid parental leave
by Braden Maloy | Mar 17, 2022
University of South Carolina employees marched to the legislature to demand paid leave following the birth or adoption of a child.
Read MoreGraham pressures Biden to send air support to Ukraine after Zelensky addresses Congress
by Jacob Gamble | Mar 16, 2022
Following an address by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Congress on Wednesday, U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced a resolution calling on President Biden to send Poland’s MiG fighter jets and air defense systems to Ukraine.
Read MoreMcMaster champions pay raises for law enforcement
by Cam Adams | Mar 3, 2022
Gov. Henry McMaster advocated for law enforcement pay raises Thursday morning amid staffing shortages within the industry.
Read MoreTrouble at the polls during mayor runoff election
by Michaela Catoe | Nov 16, 2021
Voter precincts switched from pre-filled ballots to blank ballots in order to combat polling...
Read MoreColumbia voters get ready to elect new mayor, council members
by Jack Bingham | Nov 1, 2021
Columbia’s municipal election is tomorrow, and with it will come the city’s first new mayor in ten years. Learn more about each of them here.
Read MoreSonoco earns a record $1.42 billion in net sales during third quarter
by Connor Hart | Oct 26, 2021
The company, based in Harstville, South Carolina, is bouncing back from a second-quarter loss, despite supply chain challenges, increasing raw material costs and more.
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