South Carolina Aquarium releases rehabilitated sea turtles at Folly Beach
The South Carolina Aquarium released six Kemp’s ridley sea turtles Tuesday at Folly Beach County Park.
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SCDNR Director to retire after 32 years of service
Robert H. Boyles Jr., Director of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, is retiring after 32 years of service.
Florence teacher speaks out following ‘insensitive’ post from school
A teacher at Royall Elementary School spoke before Florence 1 Schools’ Board of Trustees last week during their regular meeting about the district’s actions following what some called an insensitive post shared three weeks ago by the school on social media.
Rita’s launches fall treats early with pumpkin-flavored favorites
Rita’s is giving people “pumpkin to talk about” and launching their fall lineup earlier than ever, and bringing back some pumpkin flavored treats.
AG Wilson co-leads brief to support NC laws restricting abortion drug
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson co-led a brief filed Monday in support of North Carolina laws that regulate the prescribing and dispensing of abortion-inducing drugs, such as mifepristone.
SC State Marching Band to compete in ‘Battle of the Bands’
South Carolina State University has announced that its Marching 101 Band, founded in 1918, will be competing in the 2025Honda Battle of the Bands.
SC climatologist speaks on drought, flooding after Tropical Storm Debby
Rainfall in South Carolina has seen increasing levels compared to recent years, and some record rainfall helped the Pee Dee region to get out of a severe drought.
SCDOR postpones due dates of returns, payments after Debby
Taxpayers in South Carolina may experience some relief after the state Dept. of Revenue delayed some due dates in the wake of Tropical Storm Debby.
International African American Museum named one of ‘World’s Greatest Places’
The International African American Museum (IAAM) took to Facebook today to celebrate being named one of “The World’s Greatest Places 2024” by TIME Magazine.
South Carolina Supreme Court to hear Alex Murdaugh’s jury tampering appeal
Attorney Jim Griffin, who represents convicted killer Alex Murdaugh, told WCIV Tuesday the South Carolina Supreme Court has agreed to hear Murdaugh’s jury tampering appeal. No date has been set when the court would hear the case as of Tuesday.
