USC music school revamps jazz program, connects with state history
Recent hires in the University of South Carolina’s School of Music are part of an initiative to expand jazz education.
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USC student journalists sit in on Murdaugh double-murder trial, explore its affect on small town
Student journalists from USC’s Carolina News & Reporter visited Walterboro on a recent February day for the double murder trial of former lawyer Alex Murdaugh.
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A day in photos from the Murdaugh trial in Walterboro
Click on thumbnails for larger image. Lines formed on both sides of the front of the court,...
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SC rentals could take a hit after beach town vote
Residents of Folly Beach voted on the hot topic of limiting short-term rentals. This decision further changes the rental business in South Carolina.
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NOAA denies endangered species protections for ‘race-car’ shark
The shortfin mako shark’s population is rapidly decreasing, including in S.C. waters, but a federal agency decided this month against listing the shark as an endangered species.
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SC working to improve roads over bridges after years of neglect
The state’s transportation department is fixing roads over bridges after 30 years of low funding.
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Opposing offshore drilling bills lead to contentious hearing
Fourteen-year-old Gabriella Martin was among the speakers at a contentious House meeting Wednesday on two opposing offshore drilling bills.
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One man brand: Designer champions streetwear and the Palmetto state
After starting his clothing brand in high school, Pierre Nelson has hit his stride as a designer of rural-meets-urban streetwear.
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