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South Carolina Chamber of Commerce names new CEO, makes other leadership changes
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce board of directors voted to hire Mike Brenan as the organization’s new president and CEO. The organization also announced changes in executive-level staff positions. Brenan has served the role on an interim basis since the former president and CEO, Bob Morgan, resigned in...
Columbia lawyer to lead one of state’s top legal organizations
The South Carolina Association for Justice has unanimously elected Sydney Lynn as its new president. Lynn, an attorney at Charleston-based Joye Law Firm, will preside over the 1,400-member association...
South Carolina death row inmate wants his attorney to decide how he will die
This story originally appeared on South Carolina Daily Gazette. COLUMBIA — The South Carolina inmate scheduled for execution next month gave his attorney the power to decide how he will die, according to court filings. Meanwhile, the state Supreme Court said it will not schedule any more executions until justices decide how much time should […]
SCHSL football rankings, August 27
COLUMBIA (WBTW) – The second set of South Carolina High School League state football rankings were released on Tuesday, as voted on by members of the media. Below are the Top 10 in each classification with our local squads in bold. First place votes are in parenthesis. SCHSL Class 5A: 1. Dutch Fork (16) 2. […]
Critical injuries reported in 6-vehicle rollover crash in Carolina Forest
CAROLINA FOREST, S.C. (WBTW) — Critical injuries are reported after a six-vehicle rollover crash in Carolina Forest, Horry County Fire Rescue said. It happened along Carolina Forest Boulevard near Quinn Road, HCFR said. Three people were taken to the hospital, while 10 people signed medical transport waivers. Crews responded at 10:02 a.m. The South Carolina […]
First 15K fans to receive prize ahead of Labor Day race weekend at Darlington Raceway
DARLINGTON, S.C. (WPDE) — Darlington’s Labor Day Race Weekend kicks off Saturday at the Darlington Raceway. The first 15,000 NASCAR fans attending Sunday’s 75th Cook Out Southern 500 at the raceway will be given a rally towel for NASCAR’s “Thank You, Fans” campaign at the Track Too Tough to Tame.
Murrells Inlet man hopes groundbreaking therapies will help treat mental health conditions
MURRELLS INLET, S.C. (WBTW) — A Murrells Inlet man has spent the last eight months working on creating a nonprofit organization to benefit people with mental health illnesses. Ben Greenzweig said the labor of love came after personal struggles with mental health conditions that also have affected his family and friends. He collaborated with Owen […]
Advocates raise concerns about trend in region's homeless population
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Homeless advocates are raising concerns about a trend they see developing in the capital city. People who help the region's homeless have seen more folks out on the street and say that many of them are new faces. "This needs to change," said Wendell Wilson. Local...
Beamer challenging defense to keep its edge before Old Dominion
Even with just a few days left on the offseason, Shane Beamer is still looking for ways to light a fire under his players, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. That's not to say the guys on South Carolina's defense need an extra edge right now. Between Nick Emmanwori, Debo Williams and all the other veterans throughout the Gamecocks defense, there isn't a shortage of energy and enthusiasm during the first game week of the season.
Gamecock Legacy Returns to Columbia After Two Years Away in Season Opener
Former South Carolina walk-on Colin Henrich, a legacy player with deep ties to the Gamecocks, returns to Williams-Brice Stadium with Old Dominion for the season opener. Explore his football journey and the significance of his homecoming.
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