National Drug Take Back Day strives to keep unwanted narcotics out of the wrong hands
At the DEA’s website, you can find places in your area that are accepting unwanted drugs on Saturday between the hours of 10 am and 2 pm.
Author: Alex Tejada
Pro-life groups urge SC lawmakers to pass stricter abortion bans
“I would love to see pro-life legislation from the moment of conception but I feel like the Fetal Heartbeat Protection Act is a good law that puts us in line with our neighboring states,” Laye said.
IN FULL BLOOM: Thousands shop for SC-grown produce at Midlands Plant and Flower Festival
The farmers market manager says that South Carolina’s climate allows for a longer growing season than most states.
‘THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE’: Memorial ceremony recognizes fallen firefighters
“The essence of the strength of our state is represented here today by these men we honor and memorialize,” said Gov. Henry McMaster.
Midlands animal shelters prepare for kitten season and ask for public’s help
If a kitten appears sickly, dirty or crying loudly, they may be orphaned. If no mom is in sight, contact your local shelter.
Zero Tolerance for litter campaign kicks off in SC
During the month of April, Palmetto Pride, SC Law Enforcement and the Lt. Governor want to clean up the state with a ‘zero tolerance for litter campaign.
‘IT’S A GREAT DAY IN SOUTH CAROLINA’: Nikki Haley speaks about 2024 presidential bid in front of former district
GILBERT, SC (WOLO) — The South Carolina primary is more than 10 months away but Nikki Haley has already put her name in the hat for the Republican presidential nomination. Thursday evening, the former South Carolina governor was at a venue in Lexington County and spoke about her goals if elected. Man: “She went to Clemson University,” said Katon ,…
Sen. Lindsey Graham speaks out about Trump indictment
Both Graham and McMaster have backed Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign, even with southern candidates in the race such as Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley.
Lt. Gov. and Palmetto Pride urge SC residents to help clean up their state
Evette added that littering and dumping can impact several industries in the state, including South Carolina’s tourism and agriculture industries.
Gov. McMaster declares April to be ‘Month of the Military Child’
On average, a military family moves every 2 to 3 years.
