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Sumter police asks public to avoid intersection
SUMTER, S.C. (WIS) - The Sumter Police Department is asking the public to avoid an intersection near U.S. 76 and 378 as they respond to a crash. According to a Facebook post made around 10 p.m., drivers are asked to avoid West Wesmark Bouelvard and Alive Drive. Residents reported on...
South Carolina women’s basketball: Ray tanner updates Dawn Staley’s contract situation plus the Gamecocks get their White House visit
National championships usually mean White House visits and new contracts, and it looks like the Gamecocks are getting both. The post South Carolina women’s basketball: Ray tanner updates Dawn Staley’s contract situation plus the Gamecocks get their White House visit appeared first on On3.
South Carolina football vs Old Dominion: Final score, highlights from Week 1 game
COLUMBIA — South Carolina football's season opener against Old Dominion in Williams-Brice Stadium on Saturday was far from a cakewalk but ultimately, the Gamecocks pulled out the 23-19 Week 1 win. The Monarchs (0-1) took the 19-16 lead with 9:54 in the fourth, leaving the game in the hands of redshirt freshman LaNorris Sellers, who made his first career start for the Gamecocks (1-0). After true freshman Dylan Stewart forced a fumble recovered by DeAndre Jules...
Introducing New Assistant Athletic Director Nicole Yaworski
Nicole Yaworski was approved by the Lexington School District Three School Board on Tuesday, August 15th as the New Assistant Athletic Director for Batesburg Leesville High School. Nicole is the current Physical Education teacher at Batesburg-Leesville Elementary School. She has coached numerous sports, most recently serving as the Varsity Softball Assistant Coach and currently serving as the Girls Varsity Tennis Head Coach. Nicole assisted in leading the BLHS Varsity Softball team to the playoffs during the 2023-2024 season. She lead the BLHS Girls Tennis Team to playoffs in both 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 and winning Region both years.
4-ton potato makes a 'spud-tacular' pit stop at Lowes Foods in Aiken during annual tour
Aug. 30—A larger-than-life potato has been making its way across the country, and it stopped in Aiken on Aug. 29 as part of its 12th annual nationwide tour. The massive 4-ton potato, a replica constructed by the Idaho Potato Commission, has been turning heads from coast to coast. The colossal spud arrived in Aiken at the new Lowes Foods at 2940 Whiskey Road. The faux potato — which if real, ...
On the Move: Kristen Steely
Kristen Steely was appointed 2024-2025 president-elect of the South Carolina Chiropractic Association. She served as the organization’s District Seven director. Steely opened her practice, Anderson Wellness Center, in 2007. She is a graduate of Life University in Georgia.
Can employers prevent their workers from using campaign signs, shirts? Here's what the law says.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Campaign season is here, but before you put up those campaign signs, some employers are asking their workers not to endorse any candidates publicly. However, Nekki Shutt, an employment law attorney with Burnette, Shutt & McDaniel, said the law protects most employees from being fired for political expression.
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