Tag: south carolina
S.C. “heartbeat” bill temporarily bloc...
By Harrison Belk | Mar 2, 2021 | columbia, Homepage slider, In the News, Politics | 0
South Carolina businesses advocate for anti-hate c...
By Ryan Ducey | Feb 26, 2021 | Homepage slider, In the News, Politics | 0
Students say university is “dragging its fee...
By Alexandra Koch | Feb 23, 2021 | Localpage slider | 0
Above-average precipitation brings the rainy blues...
By Rachel Strieber | Feb 19, 2021 | Art and Culture, columbia, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Pet adoptions continue to climb during the pandemi...
By Ryan Ducey | Feb 19, 2021 | columbia, COVID-19, Homepage slider, Lifestyle, Local, Localpage slider | 0
UofSC civil rights center unveils monument commemorating historical march
by Alexandra Koch | Mar 3, 2021 | History, Homepage slider, Local, Trending | 0
The Center for Civil Rights History and Research at the University of South Carolina unveiled a new historical marker and monument in honor of 187 student protesters that were arrested for “disturbing the peace,” in a 1961 protest at the South Carolina State House.
Read MoreS.C. “heartbeat” bill temporarily blocked but could reach nation’s high court
by Harrison Belk | Mar 2, 2021 | columbia, Homepage slider, In the News, Politics | 0
Just one day after Gov. McMaster signed the Fetal Heartbeat Bill into law, a federal court challenge temporarily blocked the law from going into place.
Read MoreSouth Carolina businesses advocate for anti-hate crime law
by Ryan Ducey | Feb 26, 2021 | Homepage slider, In the News, Politics | 0
South Carolina businesses are calling for state legislators to pass an anti-hate crime bill.
Read MoreOliver Gospel Roastery transforming coffee, transforming lives
by Kourtney Vermillion | Feb 24, 2021 | Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Oliver Gospel’s new business venture creates coffee and transforms lives all in the same building.
Read MoreStudents say university is “dragging its feet” over renaming buildings
by Alexandra Koch | Feb 23, 2021 | Localpage slider | 0
UofSC’s student NAACP chapter and the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity advocate for the renaming of certain campus buildings.
Read MoreAbove-average precipitation brings the rainy blues to Columbia
by Rachel Strieber | Feb 19, 2021 | Art and Culture, columbia, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Higher than normal rainfall is bringing the rainy blues to Columbia.
Read MorePet adoptions continue to climb during the pandemic
by Ryan Ducey and Mary Claire Warren | Feb 19, 2021 | columbia, COVID-19, Homepage slider, Lifestyle, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Throughout the pandemic, pet adoption rates have skyrocketed in South Carolina. Pet owners and official agencies explain why they think more people have started adopting
Read MoreNew podcast highlights complex history of South Carolina monuments
by Trey Martin | Feb 19, 2021 | Homepage slider, Localpage slider, Trending | 0
Historic Columbia takes a dive into the complex and often forgotten history of monuments on the South Carolina State House grounds.
Read MoreCarolina theatres struggle with lost revenue, smaller in-person performances
by Christine Bartruff and Daniella Ramirez | Feb 12, 2021 | Art and Culture, Charlotte, columbia, Homepage slider | 0
Theatres in both Columbia and Charlotte are struggling with the pandemic and the question of when to return to in-person performances.
Read MoreS.C. teachers could soon be immediately eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccine
by Rachel Strieber and Trey Martin | Feb 12, 2021 | Homepage slider | 0
The South Carolina Senate passed legislation Tuesday, making teachers immediately eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and accelerating the return to fully in-person instruction.
Read MoreSearching for Native American, minority art in the Carolinas
by Rachel Strieber and Daniella Ramirez | Feb 8, 2021 | Charlotte, columbia, Lifestyle, Lifestyle slider, Other News | 0
Nonprofits in Columbia and Charlotte work to showcase Native American and minority artistry throughout the Carolinas.
Read MoreNew DHEC director confident in new vaccine appointment system
by Kourtney Vermillion and Trey Martin | Feb 8, 2021 | Homepage slider | 0
The new director of the state Department of Health and Environmental Control says he is ready to focus on optimizing COVID-19 vaccine access and supplies for the state.
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