Midlands school to see more local grown food after new state program
Students in one Midlands school district will see more locally grown foods on their plate thanks to a new state program called Certified SC Cafeteria.
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Bill would allow liquor stores to open on Sundays
Efforts are underway for another push to allow liquor stores in South Carolina to be open on Sundays.
SCDP to hold reception for Former President Biden
Former President Joe Biden is coming to Columbia this Friday.
Hands Free and Distracted Driving Law citations to begin
Drivers listen up, law enforcement officials say citations will begin Saturday for the Hands Free and Distracted Driving Law.
‘I don’t believe South Carolina’s a red state!’: Rep. Johnson says in his bid for governor
Democratic state Rep. Jermaine Johnson, a former College of Charleston basketball player, planned to meet voters in downtown Charleston on Thursday at a meet-and-greet at Great Saint Luke AME Church as he ramps up his campaign for governor.
Measles cases continue to grow in the Upstate
South Carolina Department of Public Health (SCDPH) is reporting 11 new measles cases in the state since Tuesday, say officials.
Late Rep. Joseph Neal’s family, friends continue his fight to reduce health disparities
The family and friends of a late state representative are continuing his fight against HIV and Aids in South Carolina.
Parental Rights Act moves forward after near-unanimous vote in SC House
The South Carolina House advanced a bill Wednesday that, if signed into law, would raise the age at which children can make their own medical decisions from 16 to 18.
South Carolina measles outbreak total at 962
The measles total in South Carolina has reached over 960 cases since Friday, say health officials.
Gas prices hold steady in the Midlands
Gas prices held steady in the Midlands last week.
