Deputy-Son Duo Wins Tennis Gold
A local deputy and his son won gold in Tennis during the 2014 National Special Olympic Games in New Jersey.
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Columbia Observes National HIV Testing Day
National Testing Day will be observed around the country this year June 24th, and Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services (PALSS) wants to make sure you know your status, for free.
Voters to pick GOP nominee for superintendent
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Molly Spearman and Sally Atwater finished the eight-way GOP race to be South Carolina’s next education superintendent within 1,500 votes of each other. Voters return to the polls Tuesday to decide who will be the Republican choice in November.
Huckabee, Santorum in SC to help in GOP runoff
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Two potential presidential contenders for 2016 are campaigning in South Carolina to help Republicans seeking the state’s No. 2 post.
Popular coffee provider giving another jolt to customers
A Starbucks latte could cost you more starting Tuesday.
Harrell raises SC judicial independence questions
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s attorney general is preparing to argue before the Supreme Court why he, and not a legislative ethics panel, has the singular authority to investigate charges against House Speaker Bobby Harrell.
SC Superintendant Run Off Race
In the week ahead voters get ready to head to the polls again for run off elections.
Kidnapped Woman Escapes
An Anderson County woman is resting at home after Sheriff’s say she was kidnapped at gunpoint by a former boyfriend.
Two Drownings First Weekend of Summer
The first weekend of summer proved deadly after two people drowned in two unrelated incidents.
July 1 hearing set for Lexington Sheriff Metts
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s longest-serving sheriff is scheduled to appear next month in federal court on bribery charges.
