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FastCast for Friday, Oct. 1
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Fast Cast for Thursday, Sept. 30
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FastCast for Thursday, Sept. 23
A look at local, state and national news in a fast format from your reporters at Carolina News & Reporter.
Read MoreA Growing Economy
Tyson Foods on Bluff Road has announced they are reopening and bringing 330 jobs to the area. Tyson Foods on Bluff Road recently announced they are opening back up – creating 330 new jobs. This comes a few months after a...
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S.C. lawmakers vote for return of electric chair and firing squads
As South Carolina’s death row has been delayed by lethal injection shortages, lawmakers have voted to make the electric chair and the firing squad the primary execution methods.
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A growing community encouraged to become more involved
As an emerging community, the Hispanic/Latino population in Columbia, SC is encouraged to take part in the Census and vote whenever they can.
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What a lost season meant to the Columbia Fireflies
Minor League Baseball teams were hit hard due to COVID-19. The Columbia Fireflies were no different.
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International scholarships shortened, canceled due to COVID-19
University of South Carolina students and alumni have experienced abrupt changes to their international fellowship experiences due to COVID-19.
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Passover and plagues: how the Jewish community is celebrating the ancient holiday
The Jewish community in Columbia is celebrating Passover like never before this year. While in quarantine, families are connecting through technology or not at all to practice ancient traditions while socially distancing.
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Easter Sunday church services move online
Gov. Henry McMaster says he’s not going to infringe on anyone’s First Amendment right to celebrate Easter this Sunday, but encourages people to practice safe social distancing norms if they are going out to church and enjoy services online if they can.
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Easter Sunday church services move online
Gov. Henry McMaster says he’s not going to infringe on anyone’s First Amendment right to celebrate Easter this Sunday, but encourages people to practice safe social distancing norms if they are going out to church and enjoy services online if they can.
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McMaster closes more nonessential businesses
Gov. McMaster issued two new executive orders Friday, April 3. More nonessential businesses will close Monday at 5 p.m., and short-term leases are prohibited.
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