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Clemson Student Creates Fake Media Badge To Get Into Football Game

Clemson, SC (AP)– A Clemson University student was denied a ticket to the football game against Auburn, but that didn’t stop the undergrad from getting into the game. According to The Anderson Independent Mail, the student created a fake ESPN badge on photoshop. Anderson Independent reports there is now a petition going around due to student dissatisfied with ticket distribution….

Man Killed in Thursday Morning Accident

Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– The Columbia Police Department says weather may have contributed to a fatal accident Thursday morning. Investigators say around 5am a man was driving on Screaming Eagle Road not far from I-20 when he lost control and over-corrected causing his car to overturn. Police say he was wearing a seat belt. Categories: Local News, News, Richland

Put down that razor – for a GREAT cause

How whiskers will provide a ride for a road racer and honor a fallen brother

LEXINGTON SC (WOLO)–The men’s fitness organization F3 is asking you to put down the razor – at least for a couple months – as part of a fundraiser to purchase a Hoyt Racing Chair.  The chair is designed to carry a passenger while running, and will be part of a fleet of chairs keep in the “Speed for Need” trailer,…

Hunky hurricane heroes go viral after scores of women ask to be “rescued”

GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA (WOLO) – Some Hurricane Irma emergency responders in Florida prompted a “response” of their own from tons of Facebook admirers.  It started when 3 Gainesville officers made a Facebook post of them preparing for duty. The post created its own storm after scores of women began inquiring about the officers’ relationship statuses.  The department fueled the fire by posting more…

Florida Evacuee Gives Birth in Sumter During Irma

SUMTER, SC (WOLO)- A couple who left Fort Myers Florida looking to escape hurricane Irma, ended up giving birth as the storm pushed through the Midlands. Just after midnight Friday morning, Stefanie and Preston Kight of Fort Myers, Florida, with their 13-month-old son, Keller, and two dogs began, what they thought would be a nine-hour trip to Sumter to escape Hurricane Irma’s landfall….