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Clemson Football Slips in Preseason Rankings—Can the Tigers Silence the Doubters in 2024?
As the 2024 college football season approaches, Clemson Tigers fans are eyeing the upcoming campaign with a mix of anticipation and cautious optimism. The Tigers, who have been a dominant force in the ACC and national landscape for much of the past decade, find themselves ranked No. 14 in the AP Preseason Top 25 poll released on Monday. This ranking marks a five-spot drop from last year’s preseason No. 9, reflecting a challenging 2023 season where Clemson finished with a 9-4 record—their fewest wins since 2010.
Potential Tropical Storm Ernesto Threatens East Coast
A tropical disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean is gaining strength and could develop into Tropical Storm Ernesto by Monday night, bringing the potential for hazardous conditions along the Florida East Coast later this week. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), advisories were issued on Sunday for what is currently referred to as Potential Tropical Storm 5.
Carolina Panthers' Team Plane Slides Off Runway at Charlotte Airport
A Delta Airlines plane carrying players, coaches, and staff from the Carolina Panthers experienced a tense moment early Friday morning when it slid off the runway upon landing at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. The incident occurred at approximately 2:35 a.m., just hours after the team’s preseason loss to the New England Patriots.
South Carolina Athletes Shine: Success at Paris Olympics
South Carolina is beaming with pride as several of its native athletes excel at the ongoing Olympic Games in Paris. From seasoned Olympians to fresh faces, these athletes are making waves on the global stage, demonstrating remarkable skill, resilience, and determination.
Williams-Brice Stadium Sets South Carolina Attendance Record with 77,559 Fans
In a spectacular display of football fervor, Columbia’s Williams-Brice Stadium shattered records as it hosted the largest soccer crowd ever seen in the Carolinas. On Saturday, August 3, a sold-out crowd of 77,559 fans packed the stadium to witness Liverpool F.C. triumph over Manchester United in their final pre-season friendly of their United States tour.
A Look into Clemson University's $1 Million Legal Battle with ACC
Clemson University is set to invest close to $1 million in attorney fees through June 2025 as it continues its legal fight over possibly leaving the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The university has received approval from the South Carolina Attorney General’s Office to pay up to $975,000 to four law firms by June 30, 2025, as it contests the ACC's grant of rights and exit fees, according to documents obtained by The State.
Back-to-School Events Offering Free School Supplies Across Upstate South Carolina
As the new school year approaches, Upstate South Carolina is gearing up to support students and families with a variety of back-to-school giveaways. These events, hosted by local communities, organizations, and businesses, provide essential school supplies, clothing, and other resources to ensure students are prepared for a successful academic year.
The Biggest Events Near Greenville This Weekend
As Greenville continues to grow, the city is brimming with exciting events to explore this weekend. From live concerts to delicious local food, there's something for everyone. Here are our top picks for things to do in Greenville this weekend:
A History of South Carolina's Most Disturbing Unsolved Mysteries
South Carolina is home to a number of bizarre and unsolved cold cases that continue to baffle investigators and haunt the communities. These cases, some of which date back decades, remain unresolved despite ongoing efforts by law enforcement and advancements in forensic technology. Here are some of the most intriguing unsolved cases in South Carolina:
Pinball Illegal for Minors? 9 Bizarre South Carolina Laws
South Carolina has a number of quirky and unique laws that reflect its rich history and culture. While many of these laws may seem outdated or peculiar, they offer an interesting glimpse into the state's legal past and societal norms.
The Biggest Events in Greenville This Weekend
The city of Greenville continuously offers a wide variety of activities and events. From live music to great local food, here are our top picks for things to do this weekend:. Tunes in the Park is a free outdoor concert series held every summer at the Amphitheater in Greer City Park. This event occurs one Saturday each month during the summer, providing a great opportunity to enjoy live music in a beautiful setting.
The Best Ice Cream Deals Across the South for National Ice Cream Day
National Ice Cream Day is almost here on 7/21/24, and ice cream lovers across the South have plenty of reasons to celebrate. From free treats to exciting discounts, several ice cream chains are offering irresistible deals to make the day even sweeter. Here are some of the best ice cream promotions you can enjoy this year:
Popular Alternative Rock Band Announces Three North Carolina Tour Stops
CAKE, the alternative rock band known for their eclectic musical style and distinctive sound, will be making three stops in North Carolina during their latest tour. Formed in 1991 in Sacramento, California, CAKE consists of John McCrea (vocals, guitar), Xan McCurdy (guitar), Gabe Nelson (bass), Vincent DiFiore (trumpet, keyboards, vocals), and Paulo Baldi (drums). The band has released six albums, including "Motorcade of Generosity" (1994), "Fashion Nugget" (1996), "Prolonging the Magic" (1998), "Comfort Eagle" (2001), "Pressure Chief" (2004), and "Showroom of Compassion" (2011).
How South Carolina's Immense Population Growth Could Negatively Impact the State
South Carolina, the fastest-growing state in the U.S., is projected to welcome another million residents over the next two decades, pushing its population to 6.4 million by 2042. The state's strong job market, which recovered quickly from the pandemic, and relatively low cost of living have already attracted a significant number of new residents. However, this rapid population growth is expected to bring several challenges and negative impacts.
Recent Tragic Traffic Accidents Strike Across South Carolina Amid Decrease in Fatalities
In 2023, South Carolina saw a significant decrease in traffic fatalities, with 130 fewer deaths compared to the previous year. State officials credit this improvement to better driver education, safer road engineering, and stricter traffic law enforcement. The Department of Public Safety has reintroduced the "Highways or Dieways" campaign, featuring billboards, videoboards, and public service announcements across various media. Additionally, the South Carolina Highway Patrol has launched the "Sober or Slammer" campaign, increasing law enforcement presence and DUI checkpoints to curb impaired driving during the holiday season. Despite these improvements, recent traffic accidents within the past month in South Carolina highlight the ongoing need for caution and safety on the roads.
Popular Burger Chain Offering Free Food for a Year at South Carolina Grand Opening
Whataburger, the iconic Texas-based burger chain, is set to open its first South Carolina location in Boiling Springs on Monday, July 15. This marks a significant milestone for the chain as it expands into its 16th state. The grand opening event will kick off at 11 a.m. at 3647 Boiling Springs Road in Spartanburg County.
Duke Energy Announces Rate Hike for South Carolina Customers
Duke Energy customers in South Carolina will see an increase in their energy bills starting August 1, 2024. The Public Service Commission of South Carolina has approved Duke Energy Carolinas' request for a rate hike, which will raise the monthly bill for a typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) by approximately $17.83. This increase is part of a broader effort by Duke Energy to invest in a more reliable and resilient energy infrastructure, enhance customer service, and support the shift towards cleaner energy sources.
Scorching Heat and Desperate Workers: The Fight for Safety in South Carolina
In North Charleston, South Carolina, workers gathered on June 18 outside North Pointe Plaza to demand immediate action for safer workplaces amid record-breaking heat. This rally was part of a coordinated effort involving multiple Southern cities, including Atlanta, Georgia, and Durham, North Carolina, organized by the Union of Southern Service Workers (USSW).
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