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Former Lake View police officer speaks out about fighting recent arrest
MARION COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — A former Lake View police officer whotold ABC15 in May that he believed he was wrongly firedfrom the department, leading to the suspension of his law enforcement certification, said he plans to fight a recent arrest by the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Officials with...
Darlington lottery winner makes big plans with prize money
DARLINGTON, SC (WMBF) - A Darlington man says he hasn’t spent his lottery winnings yet, but he’s got big plans for the money. After winning a $300,000 prize from a $10 ticket, the man has six figures sitting in the bank, according to the South Carolina Education Lottery.
3 jailed, 5 wanted in series of Florence robberies, police say
FLORENCE, S.C. (WBTW) — Three people are facing charges and five others are wanted in connection with a series of robberies in Florence earlier this week, police said on Friday. Zion Cusack, 18, was charged with armed robbery, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and criminal conspiracy. Tyquan Williams, also 18, faces the […]
South Carolina school faces social media backlash for Border Patrol shirts at cantina event
What was supposed to be a fun-filled day celebrating Mexican culture took a turn for the worst when two staff members showed up wearing insensitive T-shirts. The incident occurred on July 31 during Royall Elementary School's "Royal Cantina" event. The school, located in Florence County, South Carolina, faced backlash on social media...
Man Sues Buc-ee’s Over Large Inflatable Beaver Outside Store
Whether you live by a Buc-ee's or have ever passed the behemoth structure that seems to go on for a mile, you know it's an experience to shop there. As soon as you pull up to the gas station megastore — where Keith Urban recently worked for a day — you can see that everything is giant, oversized and in your face.
Bobcat tests positive for rabies in Hemingway, prompts health warning
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C., (WCIV) — A bobcat in Hemingway S.C. tested positive for rabies Aug. 19, according to the South Carolina Department of Public Health. The department confirmed that a bobcat found near Pleasant Hill Drive and Caterpillar Court tested positive for rabies after exposing a dog to the disease. The dog was quarantined as required in the South Carolina Rabies Control Act.
Wilmington and Tabor City police searching for suspects in larceny, fraud cases
TABOR CITY, N.C. (WECT) - The Wilmington and Tabor City police departments are searching for two people wanted for questioning, per an announcement on Aug. 23. Per the TCPD, they are wanted for questioning for larceny, breaking and entering and fraud. “Please Contact Capt. Fowler or Major Hilburn at 910-653-3149,”...
Steve Spurrier reflects on coaching career, sets record straight on leaving South Carolina
In Tailgate Talks with DiMarco and Garcia, former South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier speaks on his time with the Gamecocks. The post Steve Spurrier reflects on coaching career, sets record straight on leaving South Carolina appeared first on On3.
South Carolina basketball alum goes off for new career high in WNBA
South Carolina basketball alum Kamilla Cardoso had the start of her professional career delayed by a shoulder injury, but now that she has 22 games under her belt, the two-time National Champion is coming into her own as a WNBA rookie. On Friday night, Cardoso and her Chicago Sky team...
Family of USC student killed by mistaken Uber driver 'relieved' after killer’s appeal denied
The family of a University of South Carolina student who was brutally murdered after getting into a car she mistakenly thought was her Uber home is expressing relief now that the man convicted in her killing will remain behind bars.
Trio of USC alumnae entrepreneurs bringing a special pop-up experience to Columbia
Erin Engebritson, Adele Cisco, and Kristin Smoak are a tight-knit group. Their friendship began at the University of South Carolina years ago, and now they take annual girls trips and enjoy each other's company in their Charleston homes. For years the ladies have discussed opening a business together, and this...
Motel employee helps save woman being strangled in front of kids
SUMTER COUNTY, S.C. (WACH) — A Rembert man allegedly forced himself into a woman's motel room and tried to strangle her in front of their children. Deputies say they arrested Thomer Robinson, 23, of Sumter after they responded to the motel near North Main Street just before 1:30 a.m. on August 23 for a report of domestic violence.
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.
Florence doctor recognized for his work to improve lives of children
FLORENCE. S.C. (WPDE) — Dr. Al Gilpin, Jr. withMcLeod Pediatric Orthopedics was named the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Pee Dee Area 2024 Champion for Youth during a ceremony Thursday evening. The ceremony took place at Francis Marion University's Performing Arts Center (PAC) in Downtown Florence. More than...
Lt. Gen. Arthur J. Gregg, Florence native and Army trailblazer, dies at 96
Lieutenant General Arthur J. Gregg, a distinguished figure in the U.S. Army and a symbol of perseverance and leadership, has passed away at the age of 96. Gregg is one half of the namesake of Fort Gregg-Adams, which was renamed last year.
USC ends teacher-training program on ‘culturally relevant’ K-12 lessons, citing funding issues
COLUMBIA – The University of South Carolina is ending a teacher-training program that sought to improve Black students’ success in school by incorporating their life experiences in classroom lessons. The governing board for the state’s largest university system voted Friday to end the Center for the Education and Equity of African American Students — a […]
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