Tag: south carolina
Carolina Clash serves up opportunity for table ten...
By Caleb Deaton | Oct 4, 2024
Columbia organizations, advocates provide support ...
By Katie Rojas | Oct 4, 2024
Treasured Trees aims to promote awareness, values ...
By Katie Rojas | Oct 2, 2024
Downed trees, power lines Columbia’s main co...
By Caleb Deaton | Oct 1, 2024
Remaining Riverland Park residents watch rising Co...
By Annie Poteat | Sep 30, 2024
EXCLUSIVE: Richland County’s silent epidemic: Suicide rates rise, seniors at risk
by Mary Gaughan | Oct 14, 2024
Suicide rates in Richland County are rising, and one particularly vulnerable population is being affected the most.
Read MoreSouth Carolina scores first win in Palmetto Series
by Caleb Deaton | Oct 1, 2024
The start of the Palmetto Series rivalry between Clemson and South Carolina saw the Gamecocks take a 2-0-2 lead.
Read MoreBirding provides accessible, ‘grounding’ activity for Columbia residents
by Macaila Bogle | Sep 18, 2024
Mental health is important to one local birder. And he said that birding could be a great and free way for Columbia residents to practice self-care.
Read MoreWard One organization encourages learning, revitalizing history through day-long trip
by Ky Villegas | Sep 18, 2024
The history trip includes stops at museums in Orangeburg and Charleston.
Read MoreSC Horror Convention promises frights and family-friendly fun
by Cait Dee | Sep 12, 2024
Last year’s S.C. Horror Convention was so successful, organizers are bringing it back for a “sequel.”
Read MoreNew data show young SC voters could have big impact on presidential election
by Cait Dee | Sep 9, 2024
It’s unclear how they’ll vote, but there has been a surge in young people’s voter registrations in South Carolina this year.
Read MoreUSC School of Music kicks off centennial celebration with historic performance
by Mary Gaughan | Sep 6, 2024
The school celebrates 100 years with a Koger Center performance featuring its largest ensembles.
Read MoreColumbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout
by Annie Poteat and Sydney Zulywitz | Sep 3, 2024
Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?
Read MoreBudget provision puts TikTok in jeopardy in SC classrooms
by Geri Johnson and Mollie Naugle | Sep 3, 2024
The S.C. legislature passed a measure compelling schools to block TikTok on all state-issued devices – or lose almost half their funding.
Read MoreTop advocates, lawyers react as South Carolinians prepare for first execution in more than a decade
by Katie Rojas, Cait Dee and Cassie Cornwell | Aug 30, 2024
Rev. Sharon Risher, whose mother, Ethel Lance, was killed by Dylann Roof along with eight other...
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Feel Free maker Botanic Tonics to change minimum age for sale from 18 to 21
by Riley Edenbeck | Apr 28, 2024
“I just started feeling like that’s probably not something that’s the right thing to do.”
Read MoreBill allowing SC universities to facilitate NIL deals gets mixed reactions
by Mingo Martin | Apr 25, 2024
South Carolina looks to take another step forward in their name, image, and likeness law.
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