Recently passed Constitutional Carry Bill divides lawmakers and citizens in South Carolina
McMaster signed the bill into law last week, making South Carolina the 29th state with constitutional carry.
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SC unemployment rates hold steady
South Carolina’s unemployment rate continues to hold steady.
Mobile food market brings fresh food products to the Midlands
A fish idea is bringing fresh fruits and vegetables to food deserts in the Midlands.
The importance of adequate sleep — Prisma Health specialists weigh in
“Whether it’s your cortisol or things linked to diabetes, your blood pressure, important things happen at night and your body needs time to reset. So if you’re not sleeping, the things you see during the daytime like high blood pressure or diabetes could be related to the fact that you’re not sleeping at night,” Dr. Rutherford says.
Local Living: St. Pats in Five Points, Lexington Shamrock Parade, Sumter Springfest
Local Living: Here is some events in the Midlands to enjoy!
Fast-food chains to use hand-washing lie detectors
The food industry is fighting germs hand over fist.
Airbnb bans the use of indoor security cameras
Airbnb says it is banning indoor security cameras to protect renters’ privacy.
Biden’s budget proposal for a second term offers tax breaks for families and lower health care costs
President Joe Biden on Monday released a budget proposal aimed at getting voters’ attention: It would offer tax breaks for families, lower health care costs, smaller deficits and higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations.
Tighter proposed South Carolina budget would include raises for teachers and state workers
Teachers and state employees would get raises under a spending plan being debated by the South Carolina House this week, but many other state agency requests are being rejected as the influx of money from pandemic relief and good economic times slows.
Orangeburg man sentenced to prison for postal conspiracy to distribute marijuana
An Orangeburg man was sentenced to more than three years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to distribute marijuana, said the Justice Department.
