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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...
Jiyai Shin, the winningest player in field, has third Women’s Open title in her sights
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – Nobody in this AIG Women’s Open field has won more than Jiyai Shin. And surely a few of these young players chasing the 36-year-old Shin into Sunday at St. Andrews have little idea what all she’s accomplished. “I don’t know much,” said Lilia...
Earth's largest golf tournament on tap again in Myrtle Beach. What's new with the World Am
Editor's note: This excerpt appears courtesy of On The Green Magazine. For more content like this, visit onthegreenmagazine.com. The PlayGolfMyrtleBeach.com World Amateur Handicap Championship, the largest golf tournament in the world held in one general location, will host approximately 3,000 participants in its 41st year. The event being played Monday...
Date set for South Carolina’s first execution in more than 13 years
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina has set a Sept. 20 date to put inmate Freddie Eugene Owens to death in what would be the state’s first execution in more than 13 years. South Carolina was once one of the busiest states for executions, but for years had...
Minor League Wrap: Cam Smith Hits Record Fifth HR in Pelicans’ 4-1 Win
Cam Smith continues to dominate in the minor leagues, hitting a home run for the fifth consecutive game as the Myrtle Beach Pelicans secured a 4-1 victory over the Charleston RiverDogs. The Tennessee Smokies also emerged victorious, edging the Pensacola Blue Wahoos 5-4, while the Iowa Cubs and South Bend Cubs faced losses against the Toledo Mud Hens and Beloit Sky Carp, respectively. Notably, Smith’s record-setting performance is capturing attention across the league.
North Myrtle Beach drops opener to Goose Creek
The North Myrtle Beach Chiefs hopes to open the 2024 season with a bang were snuffed out by the Goose Creek Gators 41-14 on Friday, Aug. 23. The Chiefs showed sparks of talent throughout the contest but were their own worst enemies for most of the night. The Gators had...
Family honors Jaylan Sarah Hasty with awareness: 'I want to be able to save someone else's daughter'
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Dozens of people gathered this afternoon in north Columbia to honor and celebrate the life of Jaylan Sarah Hasty, who lost her life to domestic violence one year ago. Now, her family has an important message for the world. Hasty died last August after firefighters were...
Gerald, Lions overwhelm Green Sea Floyds in first game of the season
All that preseason hype about Loris might just be true. It sure was Friday, Aug. 23, at Heniford Field. Moon Gerald threw three touchdown passes in his first game as the starting quarterback for the Lions and they overwhelmed Green Sea Floyds 64-0 to open the 2024 season in spectacular fashion.
Longs post office resumes normal operations after 2021 fire
LONGS, S.C. (WBTW) — A Longs post office that was destroyed in a 2021 fire has resumed normal operations, the U.S. Postal Service said on Friday. The post office became partially operational last month, and an official at the time said they anticipated it being fully operational “soon, barring weather issues or other unexpected delays.” “We are […]
Over 4,400 acres of Lowcountry land protected by Nature Conservancy
YEMASSEE, S.C. (WTOC) - More than 4,400 acres of land in the Lowcountry will be protected following the Nature Conservancy’s purchase of Gregorie Neck Road in Yemassee. Thanks to the closing of a Conservation Easement, that land will have limited development on it permanently. They call it their Purchase...
Friday night lights return: South Carolina high school football unites families across generations
LEXINGTON, S.C. — The lights above high school stadiums across South Carolina on Friday night shone brightly. As marching bands played on, there was electricity in the air. The excitement was palpable, and then, with one kick, the crowd roared. It’s official. High school football has returned to the...
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