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Limitless Library Project serves campers at Camp Cole
Local nonprofit Limitless Purpose has established a Limitless Library at Camp Cole, which serves people with illnesses, disabilities and life challenges. This summer, each of the 700 campers was able to select at least one book as they were leaving camp. The Limitless Library features a wide range of books on a variety of topics, providing something appealing regardless of reading level or interests.
Steve Spurrier Opens Up On Why He Took and Left the Job at South Carolina
Head ball coach Steve Spurrier was on the Tailgate with Dimarco and Garcia Podcast this week and he opened up about why he took the South Carolina job and what made him ultimately decide to leave and retire.
South Carolina football All-American gets shoutout in College GameDay song
College football is back...or, at least, week 0 is here, and fans can get their first taste of the sport while waiting on a much better slate next weekend. South Carolina football fans still have a week to wait before they can watch the Gamecocks, but one player on the roster got an interesting shoutout on Saturday morning's opening College GameDay.
First-time school board candidate unopposed in District 6
As a mother of four, Kristie Baxley is very familiar with public and private schools on the Waccamaw Neck. The Litchfield Country Club resident has set her sights on representing District 6 (Pawleys Island/Litchfield) on the Georgetown County Board of Education. She is the only candidate to file in the district.
High School Football Week Zero Highlights and Scores
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WACH) — The 2024 high school football season kicked off on Friday as we gear up for another incredible season!. You can watch highlights and scores from tonight's "Sports Zone" by clicking on the video at the top of the page. Note: Due to FOX programming, Sports...
4-star South Carolina football target announces college commitment
So far in the class of 2025, the South Carolina football program has one commitment on the offensive line. 4-star in-state prospect Shed Sarratt (a product of Gaffney High School in the Upstate) pledged his services to the Gamecocks early this summer, but as of now, there have been no other offensive linemen to join him in the class. Class of 2026 offensive line recruit Anthony Baxter is committed, however.
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...
Kershaw County schools introduce Guardian Caps to reduce concussions as high school football season kicks off
KERSHAW COUNTY, S.C. — As high school football returns, Kershaw County School District is implementing a new safety measure to protect its players. The North Central High School football team and all other high and middle schools in the district are now equipped with Guardian Caps, an innovative solution to reduce concussions on the field.
USC ends teacher-training program on ‘culturally relevant’ K-12 lessons, citing funding issues
COLUMBIA – The University of South Carolina is ending a program that sought to improve Black students’ success in school by training K-12 teachers how to incorporate their experiences into 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 […]
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...
Columbia shops see unexpected summer success, now brace for football season rush
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Some local businesses say they are booming in Richland County as the University of South Carolina welcomes students back to campus. The Vista, downtown Columbia and Five Points are among the most popular places for people to hang out and shop. Store employees there said they've seen a significant sales increase since students returned.
'Sistercare Saturdays': Dunk tank and raffles raise money for a cause
The City of Columbia will host a fundraising event for non-profit domestic violence organization Sistercarethis Saturday, August 24, at Boyd Plaza. The event will feature Mayor Daniel Rickenmann, Councilwoman Aditi Bussells, and local celebrities, marking the second "Sistercare Saturdays" event of the year. Attendees can enjoy a dunk tank and...
Young entrepreneurs keep neighborhood kids cool with snowcone stand
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Columbia heat can be hard to beat, so there’s no better time for a summer treat. Snow cones are a great dessert for some of the Midlands’ youngest customers. So, who better to serve it than some of the Midlands’ youngest businessmen? Brian Cole...
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