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The University of South Carolina says it's a free speech issue
COLUMBIA — A social media message circulating among University of South Carolina alumni is criticizing the state’s largest university system for allowing a student event featuring a pair of controversial far-right political provocateurs, including the founder of the Proud Boys. In response, a college spokesman said allowing the...
Watch: Tears flow in emotional reunion as South Carolina cat reunited with owner after 11 years missing
After missing for an astonishing 11 years, Sam the cat was finally reunited with his owner, leading to an incredibly emotional moment that touched the hearts of an entire nation.
Spokesdog Contest Underway: Your Dog Could Be the Face of Columbia Craft’s Bark Brew
Palmetto Animal Assisted Life Services (PAALS) and Columbia Craft Brewery have teamed up for an exciting Spokesdog Contest to find the perfect canine face for Columbia Craft’s seasonal release, Bark Brew. Dog owners across the Midlands can enter their furry friends into the contest by registering online at gogophotocontest.com/barkbrew from July 18 through August 31. Participants can upload a photo and a short biography of their dog, and the public will vote to choose the winning pup, whose image and story will grace the label of this year’s Bark Brew.
Holy City Magic to close doors due to soaring liquor liability insurance costs
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Holy City Magic has provided entertainment in downtown Charleston for the past four years. But the owner, Howard Blackwell, said he’s being forced to close his doors because of increasing liquor liability insurance rates. He said the magic theater only serves beer and wine...
Lowcountry native speaks out on gun violence at DNC
CHICAGO, S.C. (WCBD) – Summerville native, Melody Geddis McFadden, took the stage on the final night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to shine a light on the lasting impacts of gun violence. McFadden wears a lot of hats. She’s a pastor, a veteran, an activist and a voice for those who lost their […]
Construction of mega boat landing in Berkeley County progressing
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD)- Construction of a mega boat landing on Lake Moultrie is moving forward, with the hope that it will open as soon as next summer. The 14-area boat landing is being constructed at the site of the old Atkins landing and campground and Lions Beach. It is a project that has been more […]
Rep. Gilliard and Coroner O'Neal tour damaged Monrovia Cemetery
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston County Coroner Bobbi Jo O'Neal discussed Monrovia Cemetery in Charleston on Oceanic Street Friday. "This is sacred ground. And that's the way we need to look at it," says O'Neal. Both O'Neal and State Rep. Wendell Gilliard toured the site. Recent damage due to...
Columbia SC grabs first-ever James Beard Award
You may have heard about this already, because the occasion certainly has received a lot of press. In June of this year, a Midlands wine bar received a coveted James Beard award, the first time this has ever happened in the Capital City. Mike Switzer interviews Tim Gardner, owner and founder of Lula Drake Wine Parlour in Columbia, S.C., recipient of the 2024 Outstanding Wine and Other Beverages category from James Beard.
With latest transfer from South Carolina football program, offensive players change jersey numbers
On Thursday, news broke that confirmed an ongoing rumor when South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer announced that wide receiver Ahmari Huggins-Bruce was no longer with the program. Huggins-Bruce, who joined the team this offseason after transferring from the Louisville Cardinals, is enrolled at Louisville again and is in the process of trying to re-join their football team.
Lowcountry Jazz Festival returns with a stacked lineup
If you decide to attend the Lowcountry Jazz Festival at Charleston’s Gaillard Center Aug. 30 to Sept. 1, spare a thought for Tony Clarke. Because as acclaimed and award-winning jazz artists like Samara Joy, Incognito, Brian Culbertson and Art Sherrod (among many others) play onstage, Clarke will see little to none of it, even though he’ll be on site.
Shop small, support local: Black Business Market opens in Goose Creek this weekend
GOOSE CREEK, S.C. (WCIV) — A Black Business Market is coming to Goose Creek Saturday, Aug. 24 and offers attendees the opportunity to shop small and support local businesses. The NAACP Goose Creek Branch, in collaboration with the City of Goose Creek Recreation, will be hosting the event starting...
Enjoy wine, beer, and sunshine at The Charleston Wine Festival
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Charleston Wine Festival is set for Saturday and boasts over50 wine selections, mimosas and beers. “We’re excited to host our Summer Wine Festival again at this incredible venue,” said Mike DiLonardo, director of operations at Charleston Wine Festivals, in a prepared statement.
Black Voices: Eutawville transplant recipient shares story to raise awareness
CROSS, S.C. (WCSC) - Across the country, more than 113,000 names are on waitlists for organ transplants, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Service’s Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network. As August marks “National Multicultural Donor Awareness Month,” one transplant recipient is sharing her story and paying...
Barnwell grounds Blackville-Hilda in high school football season opener
Aug. 22—BARNWELL 24, BLACKVILLE-HILDA 7 BLACKVILLE — Barnwell head football coach Brian Smith went back and watched the film from last year's Week 2 loss to Blackville-Hilda. He didn't mince words with his players — he wasn't happy reliving those memories. Who were those Warhorses? Certainly not the same group that picked up a pair of wins in the playoffs to earn a shot at Oceanside Collegiate ...
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