Welcoming the 4th in big and bright fashion
Fort Jackson put on a big and bright fireworks show Friday night in celebration of the Fourth of July weekend.
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From South Carolina To Nebraska And Back, Fans Support Gamecocks
The past two weeks have been quite a journey for the Gamecocks baseball team, but they didn’t get there without the support of their fans.
Baseball Team Honored At Statehouse
Friday, South Carolina Head Baseball coach, Ray Tanner, along with the USC baseball team, stood on the steps of the Statehouse to thank thousands of Gamecock fans for all of their support.
Coach Tanner on Fans: ‘Greatest in Country’
Die-hard Gamecocks fans showed up in huge numbers to support the World Series Championship USC Baseball Team.
Dense smoke and fog blankets coastal NC
WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) — Drivers are being warned of dangerous conditions on roads in Wilmington, Whiteville and other areas as heavy fog and smoke from area wildfires blanket the area.
USC trustees raise tuition nearly 4 percent
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Trustees at the University of South Carolina have given final approval to a plan to raise tuition for resident students by nearly 4 percent.
SC cops: Thief breaks church window, takes bandage
ROCK HILL, S.C. (AP) — Rock Hill police say someone broke into a church through a window and stole a first aid kit after getting cut.
Budget cuts end SC mercury testing, study campaign
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s environmental agency has dropped plans for a major statewide study of mercury contamination in the state’s waters and the effect it has on people.
2 SC coastal counties clearing DUI case backlogs
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) — Horry and Georgetown counties have cleared a huge DUI case backlog.
Lt. gov. gave investigators inaccurate statements
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina’s top ethics official says Lt. Gov. Ken Ard faced his biggest ethics fines for using campaign money on a vacation, clothes and iPads after he provided ethics investigators inaccurate information.
