Orangeburg County firefighters work together to get Wolfton community fire under control
Orangeburg County firefighters worked in the Wolfton community on Wednesday to put out a fire, say the department.
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Kamilla Cardoso expected back in the lineup Thursday for No. 1 South Carolina
South Carolina leading scorer and rebounder Kamilla Cardoso has practiced the last two days and is expected to play Thursday at Arkansas, coach Dawn Staley said Wednesday.
Lexington police searching for alleged grocery store shoplifters
Two individuals are accused of shoplifting from a Lexington grocery store on Tuesday, say Lexington Police.
Davis scores late, giving No. 18 South Carolina win over Texas A&M
Zachary Davis scored on a layup with three seconds remaining to give No. 18 South Carolina a 70-68 victory over Texas A&M on Wednesday night.
S.C. Highway Patrol investigates deadly crash
The South Carolina Highway Patrol continues to investigate a deadly crash that claimed one life Wednesday afternoon.
School choice supporters plan to move forward with new bill despite legal challenge
“We have learned through this process that parents across this state are demanding educational choice,” said House speaker Murrell Smith.
SAFE Federal Credit Union invests in financial education for high school students
A new requirement from the State Board of Education states that each high school student must earn one-half credit in personal finance before earning their diploma.
100-year-old sewer line affecting restaurants in downtown Lexington set to be replaced
The isolated sewer line that failed just over a year ago was installed back in 1925. But the problematic pipe can’t be repaired or replaced, because in the 1940’s, the building that’s currently home to Groucho’s Deli restaurant was built on top of it.
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South Carolina’s push to be next-to-last state with hate crimes law stalls again
Supporters who want to make South Carolina the next-to-last U.S. state to pass a hate crimes law increasing penalties for some crimes fueled by race, gender or sexual orientation are running out of time to get what could be a decisive vote in the state Senate.
