Par 3 Contest out, ‘College GameDay’ in at different Masters
The Par 3 Contest is out at the spectator-free Masters in November.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the state’s latest coronavirus numbers as of Monday.
The Par 3 Contest is out at the spectator-free Masters in November.
Lexington County deputies are looking for multiple suspects involved in armed robberies this month. They believe six robberies that took place between October 18 and October 25 are connected.
The Lexington Police Department is searching for a missing man who is considered at-risk due to ongoing mental health issues.
The Columbia Police Department says they detained two men for questioning after a shooting Monday afternoon that took place at the intersection of Lilly Avenue and Two Notch Road.
On Tuesday, Amazon announced plans to hire more than 1,300 people for seasonal roles in South Carolina. Amazon says that in addition to supplying extra income during the holidays, these positions also provide opportunities for pay incentives, benefits, and a path to a longer-term career. This is part of Amazon’s push to hire more than 100,000 employees across the nation for the holiday season.
On Tuesday, used car retailer CarMax announced plans to hire about 50 people in Columbia by the end of the year. According to CarMax, the positions with highest demand in Columbia are auto technicians, detailers, painters and inventory associates as well as sales and business office associates.
U.S. stocks fell sharply Monday as a troubling increase in coronavirus counts put investors in a selling mood.
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