Abused cat found with face covered in glue on road to recovery
Found near the Spring Lake Apartments on Garners Ferry Road, the cat, whom Schafer has affectionately named Emmie, had her eyes, nose, and mouth glued shut.
Author: Lee Williams
“The best person to beat Donald Trump” — Biden sends letter to Democrats confirming he’ll stay in the race
President Biden released a letter Monday morning to fellow Democrats on Capitol Hill saying he is committed to running the race to the end — and to defeating Donald Trump.
16-year-old charged in fatal shooting at Woodland Terrace Apartments
The teen turned himself in to the Bibb County Georgia Law Enforcement on Friday night, July 5th.
To a defiant Biden, the 2024 race is up to the voters, not to Democrats on Capitol Hill
To a defiant President Joe Biden, the 2024 election is up to the public — not the Democrats on Capitol Hill. But the chorus of Democratic voices calling for him to step aside is growing, from donors, strategists, lawmakers and their constituents who say he should bow out.
Prisma Health invests $41 million in state-of-the-art smart beds across its health system
Lisa James, Associate Chief Nursing Officer for Prisma’s Parkridge location, says the new “Hercules Patient Repositioning Technology” allows a single nurse to reposition a patient safely — in less than ten seconds.
Prisma patient celebrates 100th birthday after surviving stroke
In June, when seconds counted, the Prisma Health Richland Stroke team was there for their 99-year-old patient, Hazel Presnell, who suffered a stroke. The team administered fast treatment and a clot-busting drug, putting her on the road to recovery.
“More than just a dog” — Deputies with RCSD hold funeral service for K-9 Wick
“He was always ready. We had a very short run, but I felt like the day before he passed, he was right where I wanted him to be. At that point he was just awesome, and I knew anytime I opened up that kennel, anytime I opened up that door, he was ready to work. And I’m gonna miss that,” says Abdullah.
“Don’t make poor decisions” — SCHP and SCDNR stress sober driving during 4th of July holiday
“As DNR patrols our waterways, we’re gonna be patrolling the highways around these waterways. So if you go out and have a good time on the lake, make sure you have a safe ride home. Because I can promise you we’re gonna be out in full force, and if you make that poor decision we’re gonna put you in jail,” Jones says.
Traffic cleared after truck fire on I-26 West, mile marker 72
SCDOT: All lanes are back open after a truck fire and hazardous materials incident on I-26 West at MM 72 Sunday.
Two-person passenger plane crashes in Saluda County
The two passengers were flown via Life Net to receive medical treatment.
