New policy to remove explicit books from South Carolina schools
A new policy in South Carolina is being implemented by the Board of Education to regulate reading materials in classrooms.
Author: ABC Team
ESPN writer speculates Charleston & Columbia as potential NFL expansion spots
Though the Carolina Panthers are northerly neighbors, one ESPN writer believes that if the pre-eminent football league expands to 100 teams, Columbia and Charleston, or Savannah, could be in the running for a franchise, he writes in a June 24 article.
Clemson University freezes in-state tuition for fifth consecutive year
Clemson University trustees have approved an in-state tuition freeze for the 2024-2025 academic year.
USDA partners with rural South Carolinians to promote clean energy
The Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) has awarded $615,644 to support four projects in South Carolina.
South Carolina statewide primary election statistics revealed
The state of South Carolina had over 500,000 voters successfully cast their ballots at the conclusion of the June statewide primaries, according to the S.C. State Election Commission (SEC).
SC State professor lands role in upcoming Tyler Perry productions
A South Carolina State University professor was cast to play roles in multiple upcoming Tyler Perry productions.
Carolina Panthers secure future in Charlotte with $800M stadium deal
Charlotte City Council approved in a 7-3 vote Monday night for a joint $800 million stadium renovation plan that ties the franchise to the Queen City for the next 20 years.
South Carolina State University receives $8 million state allocation for STEM research
South Carolina State University is set to receive an $8 million state allocation for STEM research and Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) workforce development.
Newly released report confirms Mica Miller’s cause of death
The North Carolina Medical Examiner released its investigation report into the death of 30-year-old Mica Miller.
SC temporarily blocks Biden student loan forgiveness plan
A Federal Court granted South Carolina’s request to temporarily block President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, Attorney General Alan Wilson announced Tuesday.
