Citadel cadet among 2 more South Carolinians charged in relation to US Capitol riot
By Matt Dillane
A Citadel cadet is among two more South Carolinians who are facing charges in connection to the Capitol riot.
A Citadel cadet is among two more South Carolinians who are facing charges in connection to the Capitol riot.
(WCCB) — South Carolina lawmaker are taking steps to try and fend off a looming teacher shortage. Wednesday the House unanimously passed a resolution that would restore incremental pay raises. But as Drew Bollea reports, teacher retention remains problematic as more and more educators are facing frustrations. Some now even considering leaving the profession altogether. Categories: Local News, News, Politics,…
Congratulations Darius Rucker! The Hootie and the Blowfish frontman turned solo success was named Southerner of the Year by Southern Living Magazine.
The largest vaccination event in the state took place at the track too tough to tame Friday. Thousands of cars took to the track at Darlington International Speedway for an event for those both in phase 1A and 1B.
A piece of history was unveiled in Charleston on Thursday. Archaeologists opened the “Calhoun Cornerstone.”
North Charleston High School Principal Henry Darby took on a second job to have money to give to students in need. On Monday, Principal Darby was given the Order of the Palmetto, the highest honor the state can bestow on one of its citizens.
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If you’re looking for a new Valentine’s Day meal this year, how about heart-shaped chicken nuggets? Tyson is offering “Nuggets of Love,” but they’re only available through their “Chicken Nugget Bouquet Contest.”
Authorities say one person is dead after a tornado tore through an Alabama city north of Birmingham on Monday night.
The official start of tourist season in South Carolina is only a few months away. With COVID-19 cases still taking a toll on the economy, business owners along the Grand Strand are worried about their future.