Gov. McMaster signs Constitutional Carry Bill at ceremonial event
The Constitutional Carry Bill allows anyone in South Carolina who can legally own a gun to carry it in public without having to obtain a permit.
Author: Alex Tejada
Residents of The Hollows trying to start life over after weekend fire
The fire department estimates that the flames caused almost $800,000 worth of damage. Several residents have been staying at hotels for the past few days.
Local representatives weigh in on SC House budget
While lawmakers from the two parties have disagreed on several bills, there are a couple of issues in the budget where they do see eye to eye.
Recently passed Constitutional Carry Bill divides lawmakers and citizens in South Carolina
McMaster signed the bill into law last week, making South Carolina the 29th state with constitutional carry.
YES CHEF: Lake Marion culinary students open own cafe
The project helps students further their cooking skills for future careers or competitions.
DHEC breaks ground on new laboratory aimed at meeting future needs
The current building lacks space and suffers from maintenance issues.
Alzheimer’s advocates ask for continued support from SC lawmakers
One of the ways lawmakers have helped combat Alzheimer’s includes funding a five-year plan to tackle the disease through a bill signed into law last year.
SC Rural Summit highlights needs of struggling counties
Initiatives such as the Main Street Program or opportunity zones can help rural communities, but Nance says strong local leadership is necessary as well.
SC nonprofit celebrates decades of helping people with disabilities
Able South Carolina celebrated its 30th anniversary Monday afternoon. Mayor Daniel Rickenmann presented the nonprofit organization with a key to the city.
Columbia siblings share books they wrote with other Richland One students
Their books are part of a series called “My Voice is Powerful.”
