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SC State Museum held a birthday celebration for 90 y/o Drink Small, local blues musician present for the birth of Blues in Columbia. Reporter Kris McQueen followed the event.
4Purchases from the Procurement cards showed $116 unspecified merchandise from Williams Sonoma, $130 for admission to Patriots Park, $72 for tickets to a Baltimore Orioles game and $873 on Lululemon. More info and on Richland School district 2 incidents will be coming up later.
Another report from investigators found that the district did not have a procurement code in place with state standards, nor a detailed policy of Procurement cards, a credit card like feature that allows select employees and officials use for school district funds.