No. 1 South Carolina women rout Charleston in season opener
No. 1 South Carolina picked up where it left off last season, opening a 17-0 lead and blowing past Charleston 119-38 in the season opener Wednesday for its 27th straight victory.
On Wednesday, Governor Henry McMaster signed an executive order which gave the South Carolina Department of Environmental Control the authority to implement their COVID-19 testing program in schools.
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they are investigating a vehicle crash involving a stolen vehicle and the Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office.
No. 1 South Carolina picked up where it left off last season, opening a 17-0 lead and blowing past Charleston 119-38 in the season opener Wednesday for its 27th straight victory.
In a tweet sent Wednesday afternoon, University of South Carolina President Bob Caslen announced that he tested positive for the coronavirus.
You can donate to help out local food banks in Sumter today. The Sumter Police Department is hosting their “Be a Hero in the Pursuit to End Hunger” food drive.
The Columbia Fire Department wants to keep you safe this Thanksgiving with some helpful guidelines to follow.
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