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South Carolina Division finishes out at Murray
The Phoenix Bass Fishing League Presented by T-H Marine South Carolina Division will wrap up the season on Lake Murray on September 7-8. Despite the expected hot weather, this Super Tournament should offer excellent fishing and big weights. Tournament details. Phoenix Bass Fishing League Presented by T-H Marine South Carolina...
Who was that masked man? Cosplayers come out to play at Soda City Comic Con this weekend
COLUMBIA, S.C. — School is back in session, have you settled back into your routine yet?. While high school football is well underway, we're still about a week out before college teams take the field. So while you're eagerly anticipating that first Saturday game at Williams-Brice, take note of the many other activities that are going on in and around the Columbia area this weekend.
'Loving' great-granddad shot dead by two strangers for 'no reason' while drinking in South Carolina bar
Two men allegedly opened fire in a South Carolina bar early Saturday morning, killing a 72-year-old great-grandfather and wounding two others. The hunt for one of them is on
Hundreds of SC preschoolers suspended each year for offenses like hitting, spitting
COLUMBIA — More than 900 children ages 3 and 4 were suspended from South Carolina preschools last school year for offenses such as hitting, spitting and disobeying their teachers, according to a report given Tuesday to a panel of lawmakers, agency heads and community members. South Carolina suspends more pre-K students than any other state, […]
SC-owned power company wants to buy 155 acres in industrial park for ‘future generation’
COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s state-owned utility company wants to buy more than 150 acres in the Lowcountry, possibly for a future power plant. A legislative oversight panel signed off Tuesday on Santee Cooper’s $3.2 million purchase of land in rural Hampton County. The site, located in an industrial park near Interstate 95, is a backup […]
South Carolina voters to weigh in on constitutional amendment
(The Center Square) — When South Carolina voters head to the polls in November, they'll have the chance to decide on a constitutional amendment codifying that only citizens can vote in elections in the state. According to the South Carolina State Election Commission, the question will read: "Must Section 4, Article II of the Constitution of this State, relating to voter qualifications, be amended so as to provide that only a citizen of the United States and of this State of the age of eighteen...
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