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Governor signs law adjusting how SC picks its judges but calls for more ‘meaningful’ reform
COLUMBIA – South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed into law legislation tweaking how judges are selected in the state but called on legislators to do more next year to improve the process. The compromise legislation made some adjustments to the judicial selection process. It puts in term limits for the panelists who screen judicial candidates, […] The post Governor signs law adjusting how SC picks its judges but calls for more ‘meaningful’ reform appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.
Another South Carolina basketball alum makes Olympic roster
South Carolina basketball legend A'ja Wilson will don the red, white, and blue once again the summer as she represents Team USA in the Summer Olympics. As the best player in the world, it is no shock that Wilson is on the National Team, but news came out on Tuesday that Wilson will not be the only former Gamecock basketball star to be an Olympian this summer.
Sizzling weekend with highs up to 100 and possible storms
COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) -- The air will be more humid than it has been in recent days as the weekend draws near. It's expected to be warmer than usual on Friday, with afternoon highs in the upper 90s and low 100s. Friday's heat index values could reach 110 degrees. The...
Binding Ties’ 13th Back to School Giveaway kicks off July 28th
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – A local non-profit is hosting its annual back to school giveaway to help kids start the school year off right!. Binding Ties’ 13th Back to School Giveaway is from 1 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, July 28 at The Masters Hands Salon at 1700 Decker Blvd., Suite C.
CBS Sports ranks South Carolina football secondary in top half of SEC units
One of the most interesting position groups on the South Carolina football roster is the defensive backfield. The Gamecock secondary has a lot of proven talent at the safety position, though, they haven't always been played in their best spots. There also are a bunch of unproven but still talented players at corner, as well.
City officials: Several reports of structure fires on July 4th
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – City of Columbia officials say they’ve received reports of several structure fires on July 4th. According to officials, the first call came in after 7 p.m. at the 500 block of Cold Branch Drive in Columbia. In Irmo, another structure fire was reported on...
The journey of Julian Phillips has taken him from Blythewood to the Windy City
COLUMBIA, S.C. — He developed into a 5-star prospect after a lot of hours in the Blythewood gymnasium. Julian Phillips finished his high school career at Link Prep in Branson, Missouri before his one year at Tennessee. After earning SEC All-Freshman honors for the Volunteers, Julian declared for the...
AC restored at Columbia senior living facility, residents move back in
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) -Residents at a Columbia senior living facility began moving back into their apartments on the Fourth of July after the building had been without air conditioning for days. According to property management, the system that cools Christopher Towers, a high-rise on Devine Street, failed on Monday. Officials...
South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra prepares for 4th annual Fireworks with the Phil
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - For anyone seeking an epic musical performance to go along with their Fourth of July Fireworks, Segra Park along with the South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra is putting on a spectacular this evening with the 4th annual Fireworks with the Phil. Mary Lee Taylor Kinosian, a violinist...
Winnsboro secures $2 million for downtown revitalization: Major changes ahead
WINNSBORO, S.C. — Winnsboro is moving closer to implementing significant changes to its downtown area, a project years in the making. On Thursday, town officials shared an update on downtown revitalization plans, which include $1 million in state funds, and the reservation of Thespian Hall, which will get another $1 million from next year's state budget.
Veterinarian warns: Poor dental care can harm your pet's heart, liver, and kidneys
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Dental care is important for our pets to prevent various health issues like humans. Dr. Tiffany Menke, a veterinary dentist at CVETS in Columbia, said dental care is important for pets' overall well-being, from smelly breath to more serious conditions. "Just like in humans, we know...
Registration open for inaugural 803 Day activities
Registration is now open for the inaugural 803 Day celebration to be held on Saturday, August 3. The celebration will include a host of activities in the Midlands area with the hope to unite the community in a day of joy, and pride. According to officials, 803 Day is a...
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