USC Job Fair to Offer Part-time Positions
USC students are gearing up for the first day of classes Thursday.
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Resurface Project Affects Downtown Columbia Street
Construction around one portion of the Capital City may slow you down.
Study: Less Religious States Give Less to Charity
A new study on the generosity of Americans suggests that states with the least religious residents are also the stingiest about giving money to charity.
SC Tourism Targets DNC Attendees
South Carolina tourism leaders hope the state’s $15 billion industry gets a boost from next month’s Democratic National Convention in nearby Charlotte.
Technology Chances the Face of Back to School Shopping
Forget the typical pencils and paper runs before the first day of school. This year many parents were forced to grab some pricier high tech gadgets for their children.
Family Sues Greenville over Man’s Taser Death
GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) _ The family of a 39-year-old schizophrenic man who died after a Taser struggle with Greenville police officers has sued the city.
Eichelberger Murder Focus of National Program
When a minister is attacked in his home, his family wonders who could take from someone who gives freely. But when the minister dies from his injuries, investigators know that while forgiveness may be divine, justice must be served.
Local 1st Graders Get Free Bookbags
The entire first grade at Hopkins Elementary school, Richland One, received free bookbags filled with school supplies Monday.
South Carolina State back working hard
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina State linebacker Joe Thomas sees the 2011 season missing among the championship years of honor displayed at the Bulldogs stadium. He’s used most moments since the team fell short of a fourth straight Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference crown to make sure the Bulldogs can put 2012 on the list after this fall.
Drowning Victim ID’d
We now know the identity of a teen who drowned in Lake Murray.
