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Here’s what an audit changed in South Carolina’s job creation incentives
COLUMBIA, S.C. — On Tuesday, Aug. 13, the South Carolina Legislative Audit Council (LAC) released an update on its June 2020 review of Incentive Programs offered by the state’s Department of Commerce (DOC) to attract new manufacturing opportunities. For the initial June 2020 report, members of the General...
Coast Guard, SCDNR issue emergency ‘No Wake Zone’ along Intracoastal Waterway
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WMBF) - The U.S. Coast Guard and South Carolina Department of Natural Resources are issuing a warning for boaters along the Intracoastal Waterway in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Debby. The agencies issued a temporary No-Wake Zone on all waters of the Atlantic Intracostal Waterway from the...
$50 vouchers available for eligible South Carolina seniors to purchase farm fresh produce. Here's how to get one.
BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. — Do you know a senior citizen who could benefit from receiving fresh produce? On Monday, Aug. 19, the South Carolina Department of Social Services (DSS) will hold a special senior produce voucher distribution event for the 2024 Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP). Eligible seniors will...
Honor walk held at Trident Medical Center for 42-year-old organ donor
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – An honor walk was held Friday morning for a 42-year-old organ donor, whose efforts will extend the lives of five South Carolinians. A celebration of life event held at Trident Medical Center recognized Marissa Clark and other patients for the “gift of life they provide” to people waiting for organ […]
Friday Night Rivals Scholar Athlete Contest Rules
Contest: WCIV / Friday Night Rivals Scholar Athlete. Station Address: WCIV, 888 Allbritton Boulevard, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464. Contest Area: South Carolina Counties: Charleston, Berkeley, Dorchester, Georgetown and Colleton. Participating High Schools: Participating schools are those high schools selected by the Station to participate in the Friday Night Rivals live...
SCDNR issues last call for Deer Lottery applications
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Thursday is the last day to submit applications for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources’ deer lottery hunts. “The Multi-site, Unrestricted Multi-site, Webb Gun, Webb Archery, and South Fenwick Archery lotteries operate independently and maintain separate preference points. Youth deer lotteries do not utilize preference points,” according to SCDNR officials. […]
Where does your Sea Pines visitor gate fee go? Quest for answers may go to SC’s top court
“I never imagined in 2020 that four years later, we still wouldn’t have this resolved,” said Dana Advocaat, the suit’s plaintiff and a longtime resident of Hilton Head.
Nancy Mace Torched for Butchering Harris’s Name
What’s in a name? Well, save it, because Representative Nancy Mace doesn’t actually care. The South Carolina Republican, who has drifted further and further into the MAGA fold, made a disastrous appearance on CNN Thursday night. “Kamala’s, Ka-mala’s, uh—” Mace stumbled. “You had it right, you almost got it!” chided a smiling Keith Boykin, former Clinton White House aide.Mace began again, still mispronouncing Harris’s name wrong. “I will say Kama-la’s name any way that I want to,” Mace snapped, defensively. Boykin and another panelist, Vanderbilt University professor Michael Eric Dyson, erupted into protests not to mispronounce Harris’s name. But Mace...
Midland Valley football excited for challenge after record season
Aug. 16—Last year was one for the record books for Midland Valley's football program. The Mustangs won 12 consecutive games to start the season, winning the Region 4-AAAA championship before falling in the third round of the state playoffs while setting new all-time marks in a variety of categories and graduating a large, successful senior class. So what can the Mustangs possibly do for an ...
South Carolina's COVID-19 surge sets the stage for a critical September update
Doctors say South Carolina is experiencing a summer surge in COVID-19 cases and recommend people with symptoms get tested. “It is slightly different [from] what the mRNA. It's very similar to last year, but it's ... adjusted a little bit to the newer strain," Dr. Helmet Albrecht with Prisma Health said. "So it's not a new technique, but a slightly different formula, what it covers. So, it goes with the evolution of the strain.”
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