Bill designed to bolster horse-racing in South Carolina may not cross finish line
A bill designed to bolster horse-racing in South Carolina may not cross the finish line.
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South Carolina lawmakers rekindle bill limiting how topics like race are taught
A small group of lawmakers in South Carolina rekindled debate Tuesday on a bill that would limit how topics like race can be taught in public school K-12 classrooms.
Support a nonprofit on Midlands Gives Day
The Central Carolina Community Foundation’s 10th annual ‘Midlands Gives’ starts on Tuesday morning at 6 a.m.
Lt. Governor Pamela Evette, DEW announce Empowering Tomorrow’s Leaders Youth Employment Initiative
South Carolina’s Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette has partnered up with the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW) to create a youth employment initiative.
South Carolina gas prices rise despite national average dropping: Gasbuddy
Average gas prices in South Carolina have risen 5.3 cents per gallon in the last week, with a statewide average of $3.27 per gallon Monday, according to Gasbuddy’s survey of 3,028 gas stations in the Palmetto State.
‘I didn’t believe it:’ Lost dog tag reunited with Vietnam vet 56 years later
Larry Morganti is a Florence resident and artist whose work is displayed at a vendor shop in Lake City called “The Vault.”
South Carolina’s Election Commission highlights crucial dates for June primaries
As the June primaries and runoffs inch closer in South Carolina, the state’s Election Commission highlighted key dates for voters to remember.
Man sentenced for obstructing justice in the murder of transgender woman
A South Carolina man was sentenced for obstruction an investigation into the murder of a transgender woman back in 2019.
1 week left to correct ‘Carolina Squat’ before SC drivers face fines
If you’re still driving a squatted vehicle, you have one week to correct it before you can face a fine!
What defines a heartbeat? Judge hears arguments in South Carolina abortion case
South Carolina’s ban on abortions after roughly six weeks, before many women know they are pregnant, returned to court Thursday with Planned Parenthood and the state arguing over what could be two different ways to define a heartbeat in the law.
