How far would you go to change your community? To help people keep the lights on? To keep the water flowing in a home that’s not even yours? A Lowcountry principal decided to go as far as he possibly can.
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.
Congressman Tom Rice swapped his first class seat with a military police officer in training Georgetown on Thursday.
A Berkeley County coyote apparently isn’t a fan of virtual learning. According to authorities, the animal snuck into Cane Bay Elementary Thursday morning. Officials said the coyote was quickly contained to a bathroom and was caught. Animal Control then took custody of the critter.
Myrtle Beach,SC (WPDE) — Leaders with the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) say supplies are too low to include people ages 65 or older in vaccination efforts for now. Questions were raised after the federal government changed its guidelines to include that group. But as Nick Papantonis reports, it all boils down to supply and demand. Categories:…
Image: Jefferey Phelps/Getty Images ABC News 7/CNN (New York) —Dustin Diamond, who played the role of ‘Screech’ on the popular 1990s high school comedy “Saved by the Bell,” is hospitalized with cancer, his manager told CNN Friday. Diamond’s health is “serious” and he is undergoing testing at an undisclosed Florida hospital to determine the type and severity of the cancer,…
Myrtle Beach,SC (WPDE)— Health officials say they’re working to figure out why South Carolina doesn’t appear to be getting its full allotment of vaccines. As people keep struggling to sign up for vaccination appointments, there are questions over whether the state is getting its fair share. Nick Papantonis reports. Categories: Health, Local News, News, State
People from South Carolina who were in Washington last week during the riot at the Capitol are receiving backlash at home. Some are calling for those in attendance to leave their jobs or even be arrested.
