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AI in the classroom: How do SC educators feel abou...
By Noah Hale | Jan 20, 2023
Portion of US 1 in Lexington County named after fa...
By Tyler Fedor | Nov 18, 2022
On the ground with voters and poll workers on Elec...
By Caleb Bozard | Nov 10, 2022
Proposed penny tax for roads fails to pass in Lexi...
By Char Morrison | Nov 9, 2022
Midlands falls short of record-breaking turnout
By Stephen Pastis | Nov 8, 2022
Lexington County poll reports glitch, Allendale man tries to steal sign-in device as polls open
by Stephen Pastis and Hanah Watts | Nov 8, 2022
The Carolina News and Reporter will keep you updated throughout the day on voting in the Midlands.
Read MoreLexington residents to vote on sales tax increase to improve roads
by Char Morrison | Nov 7, 2022
A proposed 1% sales tax aims to improve the roads in Lexington County. Voters will decide if it happens or not.
Read MoreCandidates, politics: What Midlanders need to know for Election Day
by Julia Goulet | Nov 7, 2022
Election Day is here, and it can be hard to keep up with all the elections and politics that follow. Read here for details.
Read MoreUltimate frisbee group welcoming of all players in leagues, programs
by Dylan Ortuno | Nov 4, 2022
The Columbia Ultimate Disc Association brings consistent ultimate frisbee to the area in a variety of ways.
Read MoreHemp farmers say they’re hurt by SC restrictions
by Connor Bird | Oct 24, 2022
Hemp restrictions in South Carolina harm the farmer and benefit the processors, some farmers say.
Read MoreSC’s housing market intimidates young professionals
by Holly Poag | Oct 10, 2022
With housing prices rising, recent college graduates are running out of options for housing.
Read MoreRestaurants excited to welcome back bigger crowds for Restaurant Week 2022
by Holly Poag | Oct 6, 2022
Hungry? Check out the restaurants in the Midlands participating in Restaurant Week 2022.
Read MoreStay-at-home moms face loneliness, often look for community online
by Holly Poag | Oct 3, 2022
Women taking care of children full time are dealing with isolation and shame in the aftermath of the pandemic.
Read MoreRiver Bluff Gators hope strong turnaround holds through tough end-of-season schedule
by Noah Watson | Sep 23, 2022
After a disappointing season last year, the Gators started this season undefeated. Their next five opponents may change that.
Read MoreSC State Fair introduces sensory-friendly mornings
by Holly Poag | Sep 16, 2022
South Carolina’s State Fair introduces a sensory-friendly morning for guests bothered by bright lights and loud noises.
Read MoreTreasury Secretary warns of rising gas prices, but Midlands experts aren’t as pessimistic
by Holly Poag | Sep 12, 2022
Fields recommends Midland residents continue with normal financial behavior. Photo by Holly Poag....
Read MoreSouth Carolinians feel aftershocks of eviction moratorium
by Emma Dooling and Michaela Catoe | Oct 27, 2021
Two weeks ago, Homeless No More began receiving more than triple its usual volume of calls due to an increased number of evictions in Columbia. President and CEO Lila Anna Sauls is hoping the wave will have run its course by the end of the year.
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