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Midlands Back-to-School events, supply drives for the upcoming year
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– As parents in the Palmetto State prepare for the upcoming school year, they will be looking for places to get school supplies. ABC Columbia has a list of places to help you prepare for the new school year and have some fun before school begins. RICHLAND...
Groundbreaking announced for $12 million Oakbrook Sports Complex
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD)–More recreational green space will soon come to Summerville as the Legislative Delegation and Dorchester County are partnering with the Summerville YMCA to develop a new sports complex. The new Oakbrook Sports Complex will be a state-of-the-art sports facility built on a 17-acre site at Cross Creek Drive. Residents can expect a turf field, […]
Countdown to camp: 5 days until South Carolina starts practice
The countdown to the start of preseason camp is on, and the South Carolina football team will take the field in just five days to get started on its preparation for the 2024 season. Year 4 certainly seems like a big one for head coach Shane Beamer as his team lost some momentum missing a bowl game a year ago, but there's enthusiasm internally as the Gamecocks get set to tackle the new-look Southeastern Conference.
Per report, South Carolina football adds Florida receiver commitment
Earlier this week, the South Carolina football program missed out on 4-star wide receiver Malik Clark, a Rock Hill native who made a surprise commitment to the Florida State Seminoles instead of the in-state schoo Gamecocks. However, even without Clark, USC has three wideouts committed to the team in the class of 2025 as Jayden Sellers, Brian Rowe, and Lex Cyrus have pledged their services to USC.
Grace and Grit: Raven Saunders representing Team USA for a third time during Paris Olympics
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – The third time may be the charm for Raven Saunders. The Charleston native and Burke High School graduate will compete in shot put during the Paris Olympics this summer, after finishing second at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials to earn another spot on Team USA. A moment on the […]
USC announces new ticket policies for soccer and volleyball
South Carolina Athletics announced changes to its ticket policy for men’s and women’s soccer and volleyball as part of a multi-year strategic revenue plan. Starting with the 2024 season, there are multiple ways for fans to secure tickets for games, including the Go Pass. The Go Pass is...
5-star prospect names South Carolina basketball program among favorites
The defending National Champions do not yet have their first commitment in the class of 2026, but late on Friday night, one of the very best players in the class of 2026 announced that Dawn Staley and South Carolina basketball were among her favorites. Versatile player Jayla Jordyn Jackson posted her list of 16 top schools, including the Gamecocks, on her various social media accounts.
Back-to-school events get students ready to head back to class
Columbia, SC (WACH) - There are several 'back-to-school' events happening across the Midlands Saturday before students head back to class for the new school year. Some are being run by schools, others by nonprofit organizations and some by people who just want to make a difference for their communities. Check...
Former South Carolina baseball pitcher made professional debut Friday
There were six current South Carolina baseball players and class of 2024 Gamecock signees who heard their name called during the MLB Draft, and as of this writing, five of them have signed their first pro contracts. PJ Morlando (Miami Marlins), Cole Messina (Colorado Rockies), Eli Jones (Minnesota Twins), Garrett Gainey (Tampa Bay Rays), and Carson Messina (Toronto Blue Jays) are now under contract, while Brandon Clarke (Boston Red Sox) hasn't finalized a deal with his pro club yet.
Rare ‘free badge’ worn by former slave acquired by Old Salem museum
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (WGHP) — Only 11 “free badges” worn by former slaves in Charleston, S.C. are known to exist, and the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts recently received one. According to a news release from the museum, the die-stamped copper badge is small enough to fit in someone’s palm, but despite its size, the […]
The Refinery Announces Three New Shows
The Refinery has announced three more chances for music enthusiasts to enjoy live performances this upcoming season at downtown Charleston's outdoor music venue. Here's a look at the latest concert announcements:. Bellmouth - October 19th. The Refinery transforms like never before for a unique Halloween experience featuring up-close immersive elements,...
Well-known Summerville barbershop closing after decades of service
SUMMERVILLE, S.C. (WCBD)–The Simmons family has been cutting hair in Summerville for 75 years, a trade passed down through generations that ended with Jerome Simmons in 2023. Jerome’s sons Keith and Darren inherited the Simmons Barber Shop after his passing, but both have careers in other industries, which makes it hard to keep the family […]
CCSD network outage caused by suspicious activity, resolution expected next week
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Friday morning the Charleston County School District suffered a network outage spurred by what they say was suspicious activity notification gracing the screens for several in the community. "Now when you say suspicious activity, I think all of us have been through enough things that...
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