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South Carolina prosecutors plan to seek death penalty in trial of man accused of killing 5
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a man arrested nearly two years ago and accused of fatally shooting five people. The 7th Circuit Solicitor’s Office filed a motion last week expressing its plans to seek capital punishment for 26-year-old James Douglas Drayton, news outlets reported. The solicitor’s office declined […]
More than 80 million people at risk for strong storms or excessive heat
It’s been a weekend of dangerous and severe weather across the country. A strong storm hit northern Alabama yesterday with ferocious winds that had people running for cover. In South Carolina, two people drowned as rip currents closed beaches up and down the east coast. Today, more than 80 million people are at risk for either rain, wind, flooding or excessive heat. NBC News’ Guad Venegas reports.
Dylan's Sunday Night Forecast
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) -It is a First Alert Weather Day! Heading into the rest of tonight, a cold front will swing through Georgia and South Carolina late evening; ahead of it a line of rainstorms could produce damaging wind gusts from late evening. Right now, the timing of this system...
The hidden South Carolina story this Native American art market is bringing to light
COLUMBIA, S.C. — The first South Carolina Native American Art Gathering and Market was held at the Soda City Market. The Columbia Art Museum, along with the state's Commission for Minority Affairs, hosted an event where Indigenous artists and community leaders showcased different aspects of Native American traditions. "We...
Anderson Co. deputies report elderly man with dementia missing since yesterday
ANDERSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Anderson Co. Sheriff’s Office announced that a man with dementia has been missing since yesterday. Deputies say Douglas Wood, 78, went missing around 11:00 p.m. and that his last known location was in Columbia, SC. Wood reportedly suffers from dementia and drives a...
Celebrating the Rich Heritage, History of Anderson and South Carolina at Anderson County Museum
Anderson County Museum (ACM) began as a humble one-room operation in the Anderson County Historic Courthouse in 1983. Now located in a 26,000-square-foot facility with more than 12,000 square feet of gallery space, this free admission museum is devoted to sharing the history of Anderson County and South Carolina. The museum also features weekly adult and children’s programs to address various interests including many special events for children.
Dabo Swinney updates Clemson’s starting center situation, likes what he sees from Linthicum
Clemson is sticking with the centers they have after spring practice. Ryan Linthicum, Harris Sewell, and Trent Howard competed to replace All-ACC center Will Putnam, with Linthicum emerging as the starter. Clemson hasn’t released an official depth chart yet, but Linthicum has maintained his position heading into fall camp. “We considered adding someone in January, but after spring, we felt confident, especially with Matt [Luke] working with them,” Swinney explained. Linthicum, now a redshirt junior, has excelled in his role. Swinney praised his intelligence and conditioning, noting that he’s in the best shape since joining Clemson. Weighing 302 pounds, Linthicum is at his lightest since arriving in 2021. Swinney also highlighted Sewell’s improvement and Howard’s consistency, adding, “We feel good about the group. They’ve been very consistent.” Clemson will begin preparing for Georgia, with their season opener set for August 31 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Preliminary recommendations for Greenline-Spartanburg neighborhood plan unveiled
Preliminary recommendations for the Greenline-Spartanburg Neighborhood Master Plan were unveiled to city of Greenville leaders and the general public Aug. 15. The city has spent the last several months working with Arcadis, neighborhood residents and stakeholders to develop an updated plan for the neighborhood. The outdated plan for the Greenline-Spartanburg neighborhood located northeast of downtown Greenville was created in 2001.
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